Final MemeBoard devlog!

• I finally finished MemeBoard after working on it over the past 3 months! I’ve implemented all the features I originally planned to make, as well as added a ton of other stuff to make the project interesting and fun to use
• I mostly just polished the project in this update, so there isn’t actually anything new other than the simple “m” logo/favicon I added to the nav bar and footer
• Added a top loading bar indicator to show the page is responsive and is actively loading since some pages take a bit of time to fetch data, and I’m too lazy to implement suspense/loading skeleton and all that
• Clicking on things that require the user to be signed in now redirects you to the sign in page so it’s more user friendly and not confusing
• Updated the README to document detailed information, all the features, setup instructions, and everything else about the project
• Fixed an annoying issue where MemeBot didn’t respond at all or took a long time by simply deleting an intentional timeout and the bug was somehow fixed
• Updated styling and layout components