chore: Fix node v22 compatibility by converting Tailwind config to ESM

[amareshsm]

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What is the purpose of this pull request?

This PR resolves a ReferenceError: module is not defined error that occurs when running the application on Node.js v22. The error was caused by a module system mismatch where the project uses ES modules ("type": "module" in package.json) but the Tailwind config file was using CommonJS syntax, which Node.js v22 enforces more strictly than previous versions.

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Converted tailwind.config.js from CommonJS to ES module syntax:
1,. Changed export syntax: Replaced module.exports = { with export default {
2. Updated import syntax: Replaced require("tailwindcss-animate") with import tailwindcssAnimate from "tailwindcss-animate"

This change ensures compatibility with Node.js v22+ while maintaining backward compatibility with earlier versions, and aligns the configuration with the project's ES module setup.

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[lumirlumir]

LGTM. Thanks!

I've checked it in other Node.js environments and confirmed that it works fine.