Create basic React project scaffold

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  Description

  This PR adds the basic React project scaffold, including the directory structure and essential files.

Summary of Changes

• Created a new directory named 'src' for the source code.
• Added a basic React component in the 'src' directory.
• Included a 'package.json' file with the necessary dependencies for a React project.
• Created a simple HTML file to serve as the entry point for the application.

Fixes #4.

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