Add GitHub topic page for Express-It

[shaishab316]

Please confirm this pull request meets the following requirements:

• I followed the contributing guidelines: https://github.com/github/explore/blob/main/CONTRIBUTING.md.
• This change is not self-promotion.

Which change are you proposing?

• Curating a new topic or collection

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Editing an existing topic or collection

I'm suggesting these edits to an existing topic or collection:

• Image (and my file is *.png, square, dimensions 288x288, size <= 75 kB)
• Content (and my changes are in index.md)

N/A – this PR is not editing an existing topic.

Curating a new topic or collection

• I've formatted my changes as a new folder directory, named for the topic or collection as it appears in the URL on GitHub (e.g. https://github.com/topics/[NAME] or https://github.com/collections/[NAME])
• My folder contains a *.png image (if applicable) and index.md
• All required fields in my index.md conform to the Style Guide and API docs: https://github.com/github/explore/tree/main/docs

This PR adds a new GitHub topic called Express-It, a modern, batteries-included Express.js boilerplate for Node.js backend development. The topic includes an index.md with metadata, aliases, short description, and related topics to make it discoverable and informative.

Something that does not neatly fit into the binary options above

• My suggested edits are not about an existing topic or collection, or at least not a single one
• My suggested edits are not about curating a new topic or collection, or at least not a single one
• My suggested edits conform to the Style Guide and API docs: https://github.com/github/explore/tree/main/docs

N/A

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[ahpook]

Sorry, but this is self-promotion, the project is in your user's namespace and has no other contributors, and the topic itself has no repos other than your own. So it is not appropriate for a topic curation. You could add it to a collection, for example collections/front-end-javascript-frameworks.