Navbar added

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Summary by CodeRabbit

• New Features
  • Introduced a responsive navigation bar that adapts based on user status.
  • Provides tailored links to key app sections such as Posts, Applications, Chats, Recommendations, and Offers.
  • Displays a user profile area with an avatar-driven menu for profile access and logout.
  • Enhances interaction with animated effects and modern visual styling.

Walkthrough

A new Navbar component has been added in the frontend/src/components/Navbar.jsx file. The component uses React hooks, including useState, along with Material-UI for styling and framer-motion for hover effects. It conditionally renders navigation links based on the authenticated user's type and displays appropriate profile controls. The component organizes navigation for various sections of the app along with login and logout options.

Changes

File(s)	Summary
frontend/src/components/Navbar.jsx	Introduces Navbar component using React hooks, Material-UI, and framer-motion. Conditionally renders links based on user roles and displays a user profile dropdown.

Sequence Diagram(s)

sequenceDiagram
    participant U as User
    participant N as Navbar Component
    participant A as Auth Context
    participant M as Material-UI

    U->>N: Load Navbar component
    N->>A: Retrieve user authentication data
    A-->>N: Return user role and details
    N->>M: Render navigation links & profile options
    U->>N: Interact (click/hover)
    N->>M: Trigger motion effects and dropdown

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Here in the code, where logic meets art,
A Navbar is born—a modern, smart start.
Hooks and effects in binary delight,
Material-UI styling shining bright.
User flows dance in our digital domain,
A robotic cheer for this sleek new gain!
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