Added Support for Left-to-Right and Right-to-Left Slide Options #46
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Summary:
This PR introduces two new properties, sliderPositionLeft and slideLeftToRight, allowing users to customize the slider's initial position and slide direction.
Changes:
. sliderPositionLeft (default: true): Determines whether the slider starts on the left (true) or the right (false).
. slideLeftToRight (default: true): Allows users to configure the sliding direction. When true, the slider moves from left to right; when false, it moves from right to left.
. Updated Dismissible configuration to support both sliding directions.
. Adjusted alignment and padding logic to accommodate both orientations.
Why This is Needed:
Previously, the slider only supported a rightward movement from the left. This update provides flexibility for developers who require a leftward slide or want to position the slider differently.