Added more support for Blade usage

There are three methods to populate the reCAPTCHA within the form.

• render() and renderOne() can be placed in anywhere.
• renderField() needs always to be placed within your form.

Method one - render():

[
    $id=>$action , $id=>$action ...
]

{!!  GoogleReCaptchaV3::render(['contact_us_id'=>'contact_us', 'signup_id'=>'signup']) !!}

<form method="POST" action="/verify">
    <div id="contact_us_id"></div> // add div with id
    <input type="submit" value="submit">
</form>


<form method="POST" action="/verify">
    <div id="signup_id"></div>
    <input type="submit" value="submit">
</form>

{!!  GoogleReCaptchaV3::render(['contact_us_id'=>'contact_us', 'signup_id'=>'signup']) !!}

Method two - renderOne():

GoogleReCaptchaV3::renderOne($id,$action);

{!!  GoogleReCaptchaV3::renderOne('contact_us_id','contact_us') !!}

<form method="POST" action="/verify">
    <div id="contact_us_id"></div> // add div with id
    <input type="submit" value="submit">
</form>

{!!  GoogleReCaptchaV3::renderOne('contact_us_id','contact_us') !!}

Method three - renderField():

GoogleReCaptchaV3::renderField($id,$action,$class,$style)

{!! GoogleReCaptchaV3::renderField('contact_us_id','contact_us_action') !!}

<form method="POST" action="/verify">
   {!!  GoogleReCaptchaV3::renderField('contact_us_id','contact_us_action') !!}
    <input type="submit" value="submit">
</form>