feat: Add Google Gemini support to 01-foundations/02-prompt-engineering - #51
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This pull request adds native support for Google Gemini models across the entire 02-prompt-engineering foundational module. It expands the repository's educational coverage by demonstrating how first-principles prompting layered concepts (system configuration, few-shot structures, and native JSON constraints) map to the official, modern google-genai SDK.
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Testing & Verification
All scripts have been tested locally via uv run environments using a gemini-2.5-flash model target under zero-temperature configurations.