chore: add prettier config to the live server

[aaryan610]

Description

This PR adds prettier configuration to the live server for better development experience.

Summary by CodeRabbit

• New Features

  • Introduced a new configuration file for code formatting options.
  • Added a file to specify directories and files to be ignored by the formatter.

• Bug Fixes

  • None reported.

• Documentation

  • None reported.

• Refactor

  • None reported.

• Style

  • Standardized code formatting settings across the project.

• Tests

  • None reported.

• Chores

  • Updated formatting configuration to improve code consistency.

• Revert

  • None reported.

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Walkthrough

The pull request introduces Prettier configuration files to standardize code formatting across the project. A .prettierignore file has been added to specify directories that should be excluded from formatting, such as build outputs and dependency folders. Simultaneously, a .prettierrc configuration file defines specific formatting rules, including line width, tab width, and trailing comma settings, to ensure consistent code style.

Changes

File	Change Summary
live/.prettierignore	Added ignore rules for build and dependency directories including .next, .turbo, out/, dist/, build/, and node_modules/
live/.prettierrc	Created new configuration with printWidth: 120, tabWidth: 2, and trailingComma enabled for ES5 syntax

Suggested Reviewers

• SatishGandham

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• live/.prettierignore (1 hunks)
• live/.prettierrc (1 hunks)

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• live/.prettierrc
• live/.prettierignore

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