Refactor CV project from JavaScript/TypeScript to Rust

[danielmain]

Description:

This pull request introduces a complete refactor of the CV project, transitioning from JavaScript/TypeScript to Rust. The new implementation leverages the Dioxus framework for UI rendering, the comrak library for Markdown parsing, and the manganis library for asset management.

Key improvements:

• Performance: Rust's inherent efficiency and Dioxus's virtual DOM implementation offer potential performance gains compared to the previous JavaScript/TypeScript stack.
• Maintainability: The use of Rust's strong type system and modern tooling can improve code maintainability and reduce potential runtime errors.
• Ecosystem: The Rust ecosystem offers a wealth of libraries and tools that can be leveraged to enhance the CV project's functionality further in the future.

Specific changes:

• Replaced React with Dioxus: The UI components and rendering logic have been rewritten using Dioxus, providing a similar development experience with improved performance characteristics.
• Integrated comrak for Markdown parsing: The comrak library efficiently converts Markdown content to HTML, facilitating dynamic CV rendering.
• Introduced manganis for asset handling: The manganis library streamlines the inclusion of static assets like CSS files, improving code organization.
• Refactored Tailwind configuration: The Tailwind configuration has been adapted to work seamlessly with the Rust-based project structure.

Additional notes:

• This refactor focuses primarily on the core CV rendering functionality. Further enhancements and feature additions can be explored in subsequent pull requests.
• Thorough testing has been conducted to ensure the new implementation renders the CV accurately and consistently across different browsers.

Overall, this refactor represents a significant step forward in modernizing the CV project and laying a solid foundation for future development.

Please review the changes carefully and provide feedback.

I hope this pull request description is helpful! Feel free to adapt or modify it further to fit your specific needs and project context.