Gleam good first issues

This issue requests the addition of a feature to allow users to configure custom timeout durations for API requests. This is necessary for handling APIs that have longer response times, such as those used for Large Language Models (LLMs).

This issue proposes backporting an improvement from `float.to_string` to `string.inspect` in the `erl` (Erlang) backend of Gleam. The goal is to ensure consistent and potentially more accurate string representation of floating-point numbers across different parts of the standard library.

This issue proposes optimizing the `float.to_string` function on the Erlang target by replacing the current implementation with `erlang:float_to_binary`. Benchmarks indicate this change could yield approximately a 40% performance improvement with identical output, as `erlang:float_to_binary` is a more direct and efficient method for float-to-binary conversion.

This issue requests the creation of an installation guide for compiling the project from source on Windows. The existing guide for Unix-like operating systems will serve as a reference point for this new documentation.

This issue proposes migrating tests from the deprecated `gleeunit/should` module to the new `assert` syntax in Gleam. Additionally, it aims to refactor the test file structure to be more organized and platform-aware, addressing path sprawl and enabling Windows testing.

The Javascript target for Gleam exhibits inconsistent dictionary equality. When creating dictionaries with the same key-value pairs but in a different insertion order, the equality check fails on Javascript, unlike the Erlang target where it passes. This suggests an issue with how dictionary equality is implemented or translated to Javascript, potentially related to the ordering of internal representations.

The `string.drop_start` function on the JavaScript target incorrectly handles multi-byte UTF-8 characters. It appears to be treating each character as multiple code units, leading to incorrect slicing when dropping characters from the beginning of a string containing non-ASCII characters like Chinese.

The `uri.parse` function incorrectly handles URIs with an empty port, specifically when parsing `//:`. On an Erlang target, it returns `Some(Undefined)` for the port, which is not the expected behavior. The JavaScript target also behaves differently but is noted as non-RFC3986 compliant.

Update the Gleam standard library's `string.inspect()` function to accurately represent atoms, specifically correcting the representation of atoms created from strings to use `atom.create()` instead of `atom.create_from_string()`, aligning with recent changes in the Gleam Erlang implementation. This involves modifying the function's implementation and potentially updating related test snapshots.

Translate the Gleam `timeago` library into additional languages. This involves adding new locale files based on existing examples and the provided documentation. The task requires familiarity with the library's structure and the process of contributing to open-source projects.

Evaluate the usability of the share button on Gleam's website. Determine if the button should be removed due to redundancy (browser's built-in share functionality) and lack of user feedback. If kept, improve the user experience by providing clear feedback after a successful share action.

Fix the layout of the "ready to start your journey" section on Gleam's website for mobile devices. The current layout, showing an image and text side-by-side, doesn't fit on smaller screens. The solution requires adjusting the layout to either stack the image and text vertically or float the image.

Enhance the Gleam Playground's code editor to support multiple undo operations. Currently, only the most recent change can be undone; the goal is to allow users to undo multiple changes consecutively using keyboard shortcuts (e.g., Ctrl+Z).