Implement externalized defaults naming convention for FluentButton parameters

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This PR addresses the critical naming convention requirement for externalized defaults classes in FluentUI Blazor components. The key issue is ensuring that property names in static defaults classes exactly match component parameter names for the externalized defaults system to work correctly.

Problem

When using externalized defaults with attributes like [FluentDefault("FluentButton")], property names in defaults classes must exactly match the component's parameter names. Using incorrect names like DefaultButtonAppearance instead of Appearance would cause:

• Defaults not being applied correctly
• Runtime errors in the externalized defaults system
• Inconsistent component behavior

Solution

Infrastructure Added

1. FluentDefaultAttribute - Attribute class to mark static defaults classes
2. FluentButtonDefaults - Example defaults class demonstrating correct naming
3. Validation Tests - Tests to ensure property names match component parameters exactly
4. Documentation - Comprehensive guide on the naming convention

Key Requirements Implemented

• ✅ Property names must match parameter names exactly: Appearance (not DefaultButtonAppearance)
• ✅ Static defaults classes use [FluentDefault("ComponentName")] attribute
• ✅ Validation tests prevent incorrect naming patterns
• ✅ All existing examples already follow correct patterns

Example

Correct Pattern:

[FluentDefault("FluentButton")]
public static class FluentButtonDefaults
{
    // ✅ CORRECT: Property name "Appearance" matches FluentButton parameter name exactly
    public static Appearance Appearance { get; set; } = Appearance.Neutral;
}

Incorrect Pattern (prevented by this PR):

[FluentDefault("FluentButton")]
public static class FluentButtonDefaults
{
    // ❌ WRONG: Property name "DefaultButtonAppearance" does not match parameter name
    public static Appearance DefaultButtonAppearance { get; set; } = Appearance.Neutral;
}

Validation

• All existing FluentButton examples already use correct Appearance="Appearance.Accent" syntax
• No instances of DefaultButtonAppearance found in current codebase
• Added unit tests to validate naming convention compliance
• Created documentation and examples showing correct vs incorrect patterns

This ensures that when the externalized defaults system is fully implemented, all components will work correctly with their configured defaults.

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