feat: add customizable padding and scroll physics for line truncation #83
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This PR introduces the following changes to the DjangoflowMarkdownLineTruncate widget:
scrollPhysicsForLimitedLines: Used when maxLines is set (not null), specifying custom scroll physics for the widget with a line limit.
scrollPhysicsForUnlimitedLines: Used when maxLines is null, specifying custom scroll physics for the widget without a line limit.
paddingForLimitedLines: Used when maxLines is set (not null), providing custom padding for the widget with a line limit.
paddingForUnlimitedLines: Used when maxLines is null, providing custom padding for the widget without a line limit.