Add Laravel Framework

[MattStrauss]

Added the Laravel Framework to the project. Also added the Tailwind and React scaffolding. Probably going to have to update the Tailwind setup though as I would like to use the v2 which is out.

[MattStrauss]

Getting the project installed and running locally:

Installing the project's dependencies

• Download Composer (PHP Package Manager) if you don't already have it on your machine
• Run composer install from the command line in the project directory
• In order to configure the front end assets, React, Tailwind, Etc. you will need to have NPM on your machine, it can be be found here
• Once you have NPM installed, run the following commands in the project terminal: npm install followed by npm run dev

Running the project locally

• There are several options shown in the Laravel Documentation on how to do this. I personally am on a Mac and use a first party Laravel application called Laravel Valet, but feel free to use what you're most comfortable with.

Connecting to the Database and Migrating

• One of the key advantages of using the Laravel is the tremendous how-to videos on the Framework that can be found at Laracasts.com. Many of these tutorials, videos, etc. are completely free, including this one, which walks you through setting up your database connection in the app. The DB portion starts at about the 2:00 mark in the video but it may be worth watching the first two minutes if you haven't use .env (environment files) before as they are used in many frameworks nowadays.
• I recommend using the default mysql connection setup shown in the video as opposed to sqlite or postgres
• Now that the app is connected to a database, you can run the default migration files with the php artisan migrate command

[MattStrauss]

@MwesterlundDev @TushaarKhurana

Am I good to merge this PR?

[MwesterlundDev]

Looks good to me.