Initial UI commit

[Stephanie-ib]

What I did

• Added initial frontend UI
• Created ContentCard and SectionHeader components
• Set up layout for Top 10 TV Shows and Movies

Next steps

• Add navigation bar
• Work on responsiveness

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Summary of Changes

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This pull request establishes the initial visual framework for the application's content sections. It focuses on rendering a structured display of media items using newly introduced, modular React components, providing a clear starting point for the user interface development.

Highlights

• Initial UI Structure: The pull request introduces the foundational frontend user interface, establishing the main layout for content display.
• New Reusable Components: Two new reusable React components, ContentCard and SectionHeader, have been created to modularize the UI elements.
• Content Display Implementation: A layout for 'Top 10 TV Shows' and 'Top 10 Movies' has been set up, utilizing the new components and hardcoded data for initial presentation.
• Dependency Addition: The lucide-react library has been added to the project dependencies to provide a set of open-source icons for the UI.

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