Merge the first commit please ignore the second one. Kindly add GSSOC24 label to it

[ShoveetSingh]

Bugs fixed Dragged and dropped the login.js file into pages folder.

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## Walkthrough The changes introduce a new workflow for deploying a Next.js site to GitHub Pages, update various components to improve data handling and UI, and enhance backend functionality with new API endpoints and database schema adjustments. The updates also include minor styling changes and version upgrades for dependencies. ## Changes | File/Directory | Summary | |---------------------------------------------|----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------| | `.github/workflows/nextjs.yml` | Added a workflow for building and deploying a Next.js site to GitHub Pages. | | `components/Blogs/BlogCard.js` | Modified destructured props and image handling. | | `components/Opportunities/oppCard.js` | Changed destructuring from `props` to `data` and adjusted image and title rendering. | | `components/common/Header/Header.js` | Added an extra space in the code. | | `components/common/Navbar.js` | Imported `FaKey` and added a new list item with a key icon linking to `/Login`. | | `db/models/Blog.js` | Updated `blogSchema` to include `like` and `numberOfComments` fields. | | `db/models/BlogComment.js` | Introduced a Mongoose schema for blog comments. | | `package.json` | Updated dependency versions: `@fortawesome/react-fontawesome`, `@types/webidl-conversions`, `next`. | | `pages/Login.js` | Added a link to the Signup page. | | `pages/Signup.js` | Introduced a `Signup` component. | | `pages/_app.js` | Modified import statements and added script imports, meta tags, and components. | | `pages/adFix.js` | Added functionality to adjust body padding based on Google ad status. | | `pages/api/blogs/comments/fetchComments.js` | Implemented an API endpoint to fetch blog comments. | | `pages/api/blogs/comments/publishComment.js`| Implemented a POST endpoint for publishing blog comments. | | `pages/api/blogs/fetchBlogs.js` | Implemented an API endpoint to fetch blog data. | | `pages/api/blogs/publishBlog.js` | Added default values for `like` and `numberOfComments` fields. | | `pages/api/opportunities/publishOpportunity.js` | Reformatting and rearranging code without functional changes. | | `pages/blog/[blogId].js` | Refactored component structure and data handling, added comment submission functionality. | | `pages/blog/index.js` | Switched to fetching blog data from an API using `getStaticProps`. | | `styles/BlogDetail.module.css` | Adjusted styling properties and added new rules for comment section components. | ## Poem > In the land of code where changes flow, > Next.js sites to Pages now will go. > Blog cards shine with images bright, > Opportunities' data handled just right. > Comments and likes in schema we see, > New endpoints bring functionality. > With updates and tweaks, our project grows, > A rabbit's touch, in every line it shows.

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