Add JavaScript tutorial to the docs

[perborgen]

This PR adds a tutorial on Image Object Detection using vanilla JavaScript. It's meant as the entry point for newbie devs who might struggle with the React/Next/Node examples. It requires no setup or build tools to run, simply drag&drop the file into the browser.

[HuggingFaceDocBuilderDev]

The documentation is not available anymore as the PR was closed or merged.

[kungfooman]

1. The code is a mixture of spaces and tabs
2. Mixture of semicolons and lack thereof
3. Using jsx tags for JavaScript - any advantage over simply js?

But nice job 👍 🥇

[perborgen]

Thanks @kungfooman!

I've changed it to 4 spaces for the indentation, and removed the jsx snippets. Not sure why they were there, probably just from Notion.

Also added semi colons :)

[kungfooman]

I just love standalone examples, just pressing . while viewing your fork, GitHub editor opens, right click on the examples dir and download only one folder for some quick testing 👍

That armor is a 🍰 ... I wonder if we could also make a tutorial about fine-tuning 😂 Nice work 🚀

[xenova]

Thanks so much @perborgen! 😍 This is great! I'll review the whole thing soon. 🤗

[xenova]

This is a game changer! I absolutely love the scrim too - very engaging and interactive.

I've left a few notes about things we can change, but what will probably be easiest (and quickest for me to review) is if you can grant me write access to your fork (https://github.com/perborgen/transformers.js).

Looking forward to getting this merged - thanks so much for your work!

[perborgen]

Thanks for the review @xenova ! Just invited you to my fork so that you can make apply changes directly. Once I see how the final source code looks like, I'll record a new scrim :)

[xenova]

I've just been proof-reading and improving some of the sections (mainly just trying to keep some terms consistent across the docs). I'll continue with step 4 and the rest tomorrow.

[xenova]

Good to go!