Surface entire Lightning Time object in clock hook

[MatthewStanciu]

The current useLightningTimeClock() hook only surfaces two strings: lightningTimeClock and normalTimeClock. A new Hack Night dashboard implementation changes the color of each part, and the person who wrote that dashboard wrote their own implementation of Lightning Time to make it work. I realized that in order to achieve the same thing with this library, you would have to re-implement logic that is already in this library but not surfaced in the clock.

This PR surfaces the entire Lightning Time object in the useLightningTimeClock() hook.

Before:

import { useLightningTimeClock } from '@purduehackers/time/react'

export default function MyComponent() {
  const { lightningTimeClock, normalTimeClock, timeColors } =
    useLightningTimeClock()

  return <p>{lightningTimeClock}</p>
}

After:

import { useLightningTimeClock } from '@purduehackers/time/react'

export default function MyComponent() {
  const { colors, lightningString, formattedNormalTime } =
    useLightningTimeClock(); // Can use anything from the LightningString object

  return <p>{lightningString}</p>
}

This is a breaking API change, which would technically warrant a new major version 1.0.0, but if I merge this I will ignore semver because I want to save 1.0.0 for an API overhaul and I know for sure nobody other than me is using the clock in production.