Added Asynchronous_requests.ipynb notebook for JavaScript

[Aarchi-07]

• Converted Python notebook to JavaScript.
• Preserved original logic and functionality.
• Optimized code structure for clarity and maintainability.

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Summary of Changes

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This pull request adds a new JavaScript notebook to the quickstarts-js directory, which serves as a guide for making asynchronous and parallel requests to the Gemini API. The notebook, converted from a Python equivalent, leverages modern JavaScript async/await syntax and concurrency patterns to efficiently handle tasks such as image processing and content generation, ensuring clarity and maintainability.

Highlights

• New JavaScript Notebook: Introduces a new notebook, 'Asynchronous_requests.ipynb', demonstrating asynchronous and parallel requests using the Gemini API's JavaScript SDK.
• Python Logic Conversion: The notebook translates existing Python logic into JavaScript, preserving original functionality and optimizing code structure for clarity.
• Modern Async/Await Patterns: Showcases the use of modern JavaScript async/await syntax and concurrency management with Promise.all() or for await...of.
• Practical Examples: Provides practical examples for API key configuration, processing local files, and asynchronously downloading and generating content for images.

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[shmishra99]

Hi @Aarchi-07 , Could you take a look and resolve the code comments added by the bot? Thank You!!

[andycandy]

@shmishra99 @Aarchi-07 The comments regarding const, let, and var cannot be resolved at this time because the applet does not maintain multi-cell context for variables declared using these keywords. Therefore, variables should be declared without those.

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Marking this pull request as stale since it has been open for 14 days with no activity. This PR will be closed if no further activity occurs.

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