Markdown Syntax to create a quiz within a scenario

[PhilipAB]

What this PR does / why we need it:
This PR serves as an early draft aimed at introducing a quiz component within the Hobbyfarm platform. The primary motivation behind this addition is to enrich the interactive learning experience by incorporating quiz-based assessments into the Hobbyfarm scenarios. However, there is still a pending decision, whether to integrate the quiz component directly into the existing Hobbyfarm syntax for scenarios or to develop it as a standalone component.

Current Limitations
The current implementation focuses solely on the UI aspect of the quiz component, without any backend support for data persistence. As a result, while the interface for quiz interactions is operational, responses and results are not saved or tracked at this stage.

Fixes hobbyfarm/hobbyfarm#192

Here is an example on how to define a quiz in hobbyfarm markdown syntax:

~~~quiz:quiz title:3
-$title-: Question
-$type-: radio
-$validation-: detailed
-$successMsg-: correct (optional)
-$errorMsg-: wrong (optional)
- I am the first option!:()
- second!:(x)
- A third option:()
- And even a fourth (and last) one:()
---
-$title-: Second question
-$info-: helper text (optional)
-$type-: (questiontype -> radio/checkbox ... default: checkbox)
-$validation-: (default standard, options: standard, detailed or none)
- I am the first option!:()
- second!:(x)
- A third option:()
- And even a fourth (and last) one:()
---
-$title-: Third question - multiple correct answers
-$info-: helper text (optional)
-$type-: (questiontype -> radio/checkbox ... default: checkbox)
-$validation-: detailed
-$successMsg-: (success message, optional)
-$errorMsg-: (error message, optional)
- I am the first option!:(x)
- second!:(x)
- A third option:()
- And even a fourth (and last) one:()
~~~

ToDos:

• Add another optional parameter to specify if a retry button is displayed or not
• Change the default error/success message to something more informative
• After validation provide an option to mark the correct answer(s) green and the wrong answer(s) red or something similar
• Potentionally refactor code, so that quiz-radio/-checkbox component do not implement the same functionality