Refactor project structure and update welcome message #30
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…build using that framework instead.
… for Next.js to ensure correct type resolution in the client application
…flow to reflect project structure changes
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This pull request includes several changes to improve the project structure and user experience. The commits refactor the project structure by moving the Website (Next.js project) to the Client folder, update the tsconfig.json file to remove outdated paths and update type definitions for Next.js, and update the build and artifact paths in the GitHub Actions workflow. Additionally, the welcome message in the page.tsx file is updated to include the application name for clarity. These changes enhance the organization of the codebase and improve the user experience by providing a more informative welcome message.