feat: install sharp and use keyof icons from lucide for icon

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Summary by CodeRabbit

• New Features

  • Introduced a new Icon component for improved icon rendering in the UI.
  • Enhanced the ProjectCard component with structured icon integration.

• Changes

  • Removed the unused Badge component from app/page.tsx.
  • Updated the representation of GitHub icons in data/resume.tsx to a static string format.

• Chores

  • Added Sharp library for enhanced image processing capabilities.

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Walkthrough

The recent changes reflect a refinement in the codebase, focusing on component usage and visual consistency. The Badge component has been removed from app/page.tsx, streamlining imports. The ProjectCard component has been enhanced to utilize a new Icon component for better icon management. Additionally, the representation of GitHub icons in the resume data has shifted from components to static strings, simplifying the data structure. A new dependency, Sharp, has been added for image processing capabilities.

Changes

Files	Change Summary
app/page.tsx	Removed import of the unused Badge component, streamlining dependencies.
components/project-card.tsx	Updated icon rendering in ProjectCard to use a new Icon component for improved structure and maintainability.
components/ui/icon.tsx	Introduced a new Icon component to manage icons from the lucide-react library with customizable props.
data/resume.tsx	Changed GitHub icons from React components to static string representations.
package.json	Added "sharp": "^0.33.4" dependency for image processing tasks.

Sequence Diagram(s)

sequenceDiagram
    participant User
    participant ProjectCard
    participant Icon

    User->>ProjectCard: Request Project Info
    ProjectCard->>Icon: Render Icons
    Icon->>ProjectCard: Return Rendered Icon
    ProjectCard->>User: Display Project Info with Icons

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🐰 In the meadow, bright and spry,
A badge was dropped, oh my, oh my!
Icons now dance in a neat little row,
Sharpens our edges, makes our work flow.
Hopping along with joyful cheer,
These changes bring us all good near! 🌼

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