Core: Inject semantic <title> and <desc> into generated SVGs

[DamienSable]

📝 Description

When users embed our 3D monolith in their GitHub README, it acts as a single image. Screen readers cannot "see" the 3D bars or read the text embedded inside the SVG paths. This makes the data completely invisible to visually impaired developers.

🎯 What needs to be done

Modify the SVG generator to inject semantic <title> and <desc> tags right after the opening <svg> tag. The description should dynamically include the user's actual stats (Total Commits, Longest Streak) in plain text format.

📍 Where to look

• lib/svg/generator.ts (Inside the main template string that returns the <svg> tag).

✅ Acceptance Criteria

• The generated SVG contains a <title> tag (e.g., CommitPulse Stats for jhasourav07).
• The generated SVG contains a <desc> tag summarizing the stats (e.g., jhasourav07 has 1240 total contributions and a longest streak of 45 days.).
• Verify that adding these tags does not break the visual rendering of the SVG in major browsers.

[Priyanshu-byte-coder]

Hey @JhaSourav07! I've submitted a PR for this issue — #89

Injects a semantic <title> and <desc> into every generated SVG so screen readers can announce the badge content meaningfully. No visual change, purely an accessibility improvement.

[JhaSourav07]

@Priyanshu-byte-coder

You have an already opened a pr for different issues. I request you to dont spam PR, target one issue at a time only and only open pr when u are assigned to an issue

[tanu13708-commits]

Hi, I am a beginner in open source and would love to try working on this issue. Could you please assign it to me?
@JhaSourav07

[JhaSourav07]

@tanu13708-commits

Assigned

[tanu13708-commits]

Hii @JhaSourav07 I have tried to contribute as it's my very first open source contribution ,please review it and let me know if it is ok.