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Summary of Changes

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This pull request initializes the foundational project setup for a new application. It establishes a monorepo architecture, designating a frontend workspace, and configures essential development scripts. Additionally, it sets up the necessary Vercel deployment configuration to correctly build and serve the Next.js application located within the frontend directory.

Highlights

• Monorepo Setup: Added a new package.json file to establish a monorepo structure, defining a frontend workspace and configuring core development scripts to operate within this workspace.
• Vercel Deployment Configuration: Introduced vercel.json to configure Vercel deployment, explicitly setting Next.js as the framework and specifying the frontend directory as the root for the application.

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Code Review

This pull request sets up a monorepo structure using npm workspaces for a frontend Next.js application. It adds a root package.json to manage the workspace and a vercel.json to configure deployments on Vercel. The setup is mostly correct, but there's a redundant dependency in the root package.json that should be removed for better dependency management. On a general note, it is recommended to provide a more descriptive pull request title and body to clearly communicate the changes, which helps with code reviews and future project history.

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The next dependency is redundant here as it's already defined in frontend/package.json. In a monorepo, dependencies should be kept as close to their usage as possible. Since next is a dependency of the frontend workspace, it should only be listed there. This avoids confusion and potential versioning issues. Please remove the dependencies section from this root package.json.

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