feat(random): Adds a function that generates a random floating-point number between the minimum and maximum.

[sossost]

close #51

I have added a function to generate a random floating point number between the minimum and maximum values input.

Below is a screenshot of the benchmark.

If the min and max are the same, it's returning the min value, just like lodash, but I don't know which is better, throwing an exception or not.

I'll also be working on the randomInt function based on feedback from this PR.

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[raon0211]

Hello, thanks for your contribution! This is a great pull request.

Meanwhile, I think the result of random(5, 0) is hard to tell. Why not we throw an error, like throw new Error("The maximum value must be greater than the minimum value.")?

if (minimum > maximum) {
  throw new Error("The maximum value must be greater than the minimum value.");
}

[sossost]

Good opeanion, it's more consistent and clear than the old way. I've updated the code in that direction.

Minimum (inclusive) maximum (exclusive), so for consistency, it will also throw an exception if the minimum and maximum are the same.

if (minimum >= maximum) {
   throw new Error('Invalid input: The maximum value must be greater than the minimum value.');
}

[raon0211]

Thanks for your great contribution!

[sossost]

Thanks too!