docs: add Vite video course from Vue School

[danielkellyio]

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[Scrum]

I'm not sure if it is necessary to place resources containing paid content with ads here.

@antfu What do you think about this ?

[antfu]

I am not sure either. I know VueSchool sponsors Vue and have some collaborations with Vue to be integrated into the docs. While Vite is a separate project/org, I guess it would make more sense, or even prioritize the learning resource if VueSchool could also sponsor Vite.

/cc @yyx990803 @patak-dev

[patak-dev]

I see that the scope of Awesome Vue is even bigger than Awesome Vite, listing Podcasts, tutorials, and a lot of other resources. I don't mind that the link is here. I'm just a bit worried about how to navigate Awesome Vite as more and more things keep getting added. Maybe it is the way these lists always work, and we have to accept that it will keep growing. And then build other more curated and focused lists as we talked before (like adding a page in the Vite docs for the most usual and kind of blessed plugins, etc)