Add request throttling support with a default implementation.

[NyaStone]

What:

Added support for fetch request throttling to simplify handling the YGOPRODeck API rate limit, including a default implementation.

Why:

Implementing throttling within the client is necessary to exclude cache hits from the throttling logic.

How:

TimeQueue interface

Introduced a TimeQueue interface to describe a queue/throttler.
The only required method is:

enqueue<T>(task: () => Promise<T>, signal: AbortSignal): Promise<T>

This method should delay the task if necessary, resolve with the task result, and be abortable via the provided signal.

• Updated the YgoApi constructor options to allow passing a TimeQueue.
• Updated the request method of YgoApi to enqueue fetch tasks and await them instead of running instantly.

Default implementation: SignalBasedQueue

TL;DR of the implementation:

• When a task is enqueued, it stores an AbortController to signal when the task is ready to run. The task is then executed, and its resolution is returned.
• A loop signals the next task at regular intervals.
  The interval is measured between fetch starts, not between one resolving and the next starting.
• Provides an asynchronous method that resolves when the queue is available.

Added a test suite for the SignalBasedQueue implementation.

Checklist:

• Documentation
• Tests
• Ready to be merged
  

[TimMikeladze]

@NyaStone Thank you for the PR! Could you please rebase and resolve conflicts? I'll merge and publish right away.

[NyaStone]

The PR has been rebased, and should be ready to be merged.

[TimMikeladze]

Published as 1.2.0. Thanks!