Introduce Authentication Pages for EMS Login and Registration

[gupta-soham]

Overview:

• This pull request introduces authentication pages dedicated to the Event Management System (EMS) within our React.js application, facilitating secure user access.

Sample Video:

test.mp4

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[arup1221]

setProject('65b13a1a34e4ce543872');

is this api key like thing, to connect appwrite?

[gupta-soham]

setProject('65b13a1a34e4ce543872');

is this api key like thing, to connect appwrite?

.setProject method is used to set the project ID for API requests, though we aren't going to use this API as this one's using
my credentials. This was one of my initial commit when I was testing appwrite's CRUD operations.

[Techzy-Programmer]

65b13a1a34e4ce543872

This is actually the Project ID of a test account which we're not going to use in production, it's not the sensitive API key, credentials or so.