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Added an estimated reading time indicator to blog posts to improve user experience for busy readers. The implementation uses a centralized Liquid snippet and integrates seamlessly with the existing design.


PR created automatically by Jules for task 6597270956583293227 started by @rockoder

This PR adds an "Estimated Reading Time" indicator to all blog posts (excluding tweet-style posts).

- Calculated using a 180 words-per-minute threshold.
- Logic is centralized in `_includes/reading_time.html` for maintainability.
- Integrated into `_layouts/post.html` and `index.html`.
- Styles inherit from the existing `.post-date` class to maintain visual consistency.
- Helps the blog's target audience of "busy experts" budget their time before reading.

Accessibility:
- Reading time is presented as simple text within the post metadata area, easily readable by screen readers.

Co-authored-by: rockoder <[email protected]>
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