Add homayounmmdy/svg-world-maps to Made in Afghanistan collection - #5351

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I am proposing the addition of homayounmmdy/svg-world-maps to the "Made in Afghanistan" collection.

The core mission of the "Made in Afghanistan" collection is to showcase the high caliber of engineering and the global impact of open-source contributions from Afghan developers. svg-world-maps is a strong fit for this mission as it provides a large-scale, infrastructure-level tool that addresses a universal frontend challenge for developers worldwide.

Why this project adds value to the GitHub Explore community:

• Solves a Universal Developer Pain Point: Web developers frequently struggle with implementing lightweight, interactive geographic visualizations. This library provides a massive repository of 124 SVG maps (World + 123 countries/regions) with built-in tooltips, labels, and click-event handling, making it highly useful for developers building dashboards, e-commerce sites, and analytics tools.
• Highly Optimized Architecture: Instead of bloating frontend bundles, it uses a CLI-driven, tree-shakeable architecture (npx add-map) that allows developers to install only the specific country maps they need, keeping bundle sizes exceptionally small.
• Ecosystem-Level Utility: It is completely framework-agnostic (supporting React, Vue, Svelte, and Vanilla JS), requires zero runtime dependencies, and includes full TypeScript definitions, making it accessible to a vast demographic of the web development community.

Adding this project diversifies the collection by featuring a robust, globally applicable developer utility. It demonstrates that the Afghan open-source community is not only creating niche tools but also maintaining comprehensive libraries that serve the broader international developer ecosystem.