Gauge Chart

[glemartret]

Updated code from #1424

The implementation of the gauge chart (discussed here #199)

[imaNNeo]

Can you please rebase the branch?

[glemartret]

It should be OK, I also removed files not concerned by this PR

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[imaNNeo]

Okay, now I found a little bit of time to take a look at this one. Here I have some concerns, please have a look:

I tried to pass only one color to the VariableGaugeColor, it crashed, and after more investigation, I realized we also have a SimpleGaugeColor
So I think we can just have a single class (no abstraction) for this case and if the colors list has only one color, it's a simple drawing color, but if it has multiple colors, it is a variable color. So we can calculate the limits under the hood by dividing the whole space by the number of colors. Or user can provide a custom limits property with the customized numbers. In this way, we should throw an exception if the limits length is not equals to the colors length. (Just like other places that we have gradients and stops)

valueColor: VariableGaugeColor(
  colors: [
    AppColors.contentColorYellow,
  ],
  limits: [],
),

Or if you want to keep the abstraction, please let me know what other types of GaugeColor we can have?
(In this case, I still think that our VariableGaugeColor should be able to work with a single color)

[imaNNeo]

As I see, when we have a VariableGaugeColor, it draws the stop points as a circular indicator.
How can I disable/customize them?
Because in the beginning, I found them odd here.

[imaNNeo]

I also have a suggestion for the startAngle and endAngle properties (because they are difficult to set)
I suggest having something like startDegreeOffset (just like what we have in the PieChart that is 0 by default -> start from right center), then we can have direction that can be clockwise and counter-clockwise (I'm not sure if we already have a data structure for this one or not). Then we can have a sweepAngle or sweepDegrees that determines the lengths of the arc. I think it's more similar to how our PieChart works (because of startDegreeOffset) and I think it is easier to work (from the developer's perspective).

Please let me know your thoughts