feat: add resume builder workshop

[naomi-lgbt]

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• I have read freeCodeCamp's contribution guidelines.
• My pull request has a descriptive title (not a vague title like Update index.md)

Closes #645
Replaces #943

[shootermv]

here is my suggestion for UI:
the app will have preview and edit modes:

preview mode:

at preview mode - all user details will display,
at edit - you can be able to insert or edit the details

edit mode:

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DATA STRUCTURE:
cv data should consist of:

• personal details [Object](email, address, fullname, phone)
• work experiences [Array](company, position, startDate, endDate)
• educations [Array](institution, degree, startDate, endDate)
• skills [Array](name, level)

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Diff	Package	Supply Chain Security	Vulnerability	Quality	Maintenance	License
	@​parcel/​transformer-typescript-tsc@​2.15.4
	@​types/​react-dom@​19.1.6
	@​types/​react@​19.1.8
	react@​19.1.0
	parcel@​2.15.4
	prettier@​3.6.2
	react-dom@​19.1.0
	lucide-react@​0.539.0

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[shootermv]

question: why not to use lucide-react library? (it looks for my much complicate to use imported icons...)

[a2937]

Because I couldn't figure out how to add it with CDN.js AND get all the types to work.

[shootermv]

Because I couldn't figure out how to add it with CDN.js AND get all the types to work.

let me understand, you cannot use npm packages at all at those projects? instead you plan to import all the libs like react, by using cdn.js?

[ElectricMolasses]

Because I couldn't figure out how to add it with CDN.js AND get all the types to work.

let me understand, you cannot use npm packages at all at those projects? instead you plan to import all the libs like react, by using cdn.js?

There're grounds for FCC to take this approach. Under the assumption that they use this approach for all of their external libraries (I don't know that they do, just justifying the extreme case), there have been multiple incidents in the past where npm has been a delivery device for exploits, across various packages. By storing approved versions of packages on your own CDN you help to protect against this form of attack.

It also protects from the pettier issues, like when a particular javascript library was removed from npm and broke all dependent libraries. When stored on an internal CDN you know the version you're using is guaranteed to stick around. The left-pad incident, if you want to read about it yourself.

[naomi-lgbt]

Let's scrap lucide and use font awesome instead - those are readily available at https://cdnjs.com/libraries/font-awesome