Feat: Convert Linkedin job post data to pdf.

[ILB-96]

Pull Request Title

Linkedin Job Description to pdf file.

Description

You can now insert a url of a job description in Linkedin and it will create a pdf file with the description of the job and put it in the jobDescription folder for you.

Type

• [ ] Bug Fix
• [x] Feature Enhancement
• [ ] Documentation Update
• [ ] Code Refactoring
• [ ] Other (please specify):

Proposed Changes

• Added a folder that you can use by choice.
• Added relevant new requirements.

How to Test

1. run the command: cd linkedin && python create_job_description.py
2. insert valid url of a linkedin job post in the popup window and press OK

Checklist

• [x] The code compiles successfully without any errors or warnings
• [x] The changes have been tested and verified
• [ ] The documentation has been updated (if applicable)
• [ ] The changes follow the project's coding guidelines and best practices
• [x] The commit messages are descriptive and follow the project's guidelines
• [x] All tests (if applicable) pass successfully
• [x] This pull request has been linked to the related issue (if applicable)

Additional Information

Not sure how much this is useful or relevant to the project i am pretty new to contributing but I have more ideas that might be useful:)

[srbhr]

Thanks for this Feature @Hazannovich Regarding this feature. We had a discussion yesterday. We are going to introduce a FastAPI backend with a React Frontend. So, we might need this code, but in a different place. I will keep this PR open. But I suggest you join in the Discord to keep up with the latest discussions.

Link to discord: https://dsc.gg/resume-matcher

[ILB-96]

Thanks for this Feature @Hazannovich Regarding this feature. We had a discussion yesterday. We are going to introduce a FastAPI backend with a React Frontend. So, we might need this code, but in a different place. I will keep this PR open. But I suggest you join in the Discord to keep up with the latest discussions.

Link to discord: https://dsc.gg/resume-matcher

Thanks I joined. I think I am doing well with react + nextjs + tailwindcss so I will try to help with whatever I can:)

[srbhr]

Hey @Hazannovich can you rebase this PR and resolve the Merge conflict, I'm planning to get this merged along with your other PR and please can you add in the Readme as well how to use this file?