fix: count js console error

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Summary by CodeRabbit

• New Features

  • Updated the countdown feature to reflect the new target date of January 27, 2024.

• Bug Fixes

  • Implemented checks to ensure countdown does not display negative values.
  • Enhanced countdown robustness by conditionally updating elements only when necessary.

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Walkthrough

The countdown script in count.js has been updated to ensure that the countdown timer reflects a new target date and no longer shows negative values once the countdown has reached zero. The script now includes conditional logic to update the display only when the countdown is positive, enhancing the user experience by preventing the display of confusing negative time values.

Changes

File Path	Change Summary
assets/js/count.js	Updated countdown target date and added conditions to prevent negative values in the countdown display.

Poem

As winter whispers, the clock ticks anew,
No more negatives, just a future in view.
Code hops along, with a timely fix,
A countdown to joy, no more negative ticks. 🐇⏲️✨

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