build(deps): add react-router-dom

Install react-router-dom to support client-side navigation. This is a prerequisite for implementing the multi-step authentication flow and other routed features.

Additionally, this commit includes minor copy improvements to the password reset forms for better clarity.
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# Active Context
This document describes the current work focus, recent changes, next steps, active decisions and considerations, important patterns and preferences, learnings and project insights.
## Current Work Focus
- Building the chatbot page and its components.
## Recent Changes
- Initialized the memory bank with project details.
## Next Steps
- Install `react-router-dom` for routing.
- Create the `Chatbot.jsx` component.
- Create the `ChatbotPage.jsx` component.
- Update `App.jsx` to include routing.
- Add a link to the chatbot page.
## Active Decisions and Considerations
- Deciding on the structure and styling of the chatbot interface.
## Important Patterns and Preferences
- Continue using functional components with React Hooks.
- Adhere to the existing Tailwind CSS configuration for styling.
## Learnings and Project Insights
- The project has a solid foundation with the authentication system in place.
- The memory bank is now up-to-date, providing a clear context for future development.

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# Product Context
This document explains why this project exists, the problems it solves, how it should work, and the user experience goals.
## Why This Project Exists
To provide a platform for users to easily rent adventure gear.
## Problems It Solves
- Users need a centralized place to find and rent adventure equipment.
- Users often have questions about the gear, rental process, or policies and need quick answers.
## How It Should Work
- Users can create an account and log in.
- Users can browse available gear.
- Users can interact with a chatbot to get information and support.
## User Experience Goals
- A simple and intuitive interface for browsing and renting gear.
- A helpful and responsive chatbot that can answer user queries effectively.

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# Progress
This document describes what works, what's left to build, the current status, known issues, and the evolution of project decisions.
## What Works
- User authentication system (Login, Signup, OTP, Forgot Password, Reset Password).
## What's Left to Build
- Chatbot page and functionality.
- Routing to navigate between the authentication page and the chatbot page.
- The main application features beyond authentication and chatbot.
## Current Status
- The authentication flow is implemented.
- The project is ready for the development of the chatbot feature.
## Known Issues
- None at the moment.
## Evolution of Project Decisions
- The project initially focused only on authentication.
- The scope has been expanded to include a chatbot feature.

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# Project Brief
This document defines the core requirements and goals of the current project. It serves as the source of truth for the project scope.
## Core Requirements
- User authentication (Login, Signup, OTP, Forgot Password, Reset Password).
- A chatbot page for users to ask questions.
## Goals
- To build a functional rental application for adventure gear.
- To provide a chatbot for instant user support.

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# System Patterns
This document describes the system architecture, key technical decisions, design patterns in use, component relationships, and critical implementation paths.
## System Architecture
The application is a Single Page Application (SPA) built with React and Vite. It uses a component-based architecture.
## Key Technical Decisions
- Using Vite for a fast development experience.
- Using Tailwind CSS for utility-first styling.
- State management is handled within individual components using React Hooks.
## Design Patterns In Use
- **Component-Based Architecture:** The UI is broken down into reusable components.
- **Stateful and Stateless Components:** Using React functional components with and without state.
## Component Relationships
- `main.jsx`: The application entry point, renders the `App` component.
- `App.jsx`: The root component, currently renders the `AuthPage`. It will be updated to handle routing.
- `AuthPage.jsx`: Manages the display of different authentication forms (`LoginForm`, `SignupForm`, etc.).
- `ChatbotPage.jsx`: A new page that will contain the `Chatbot` component.
- `Chatbot.jsx`: A new component for the chat interface.
## Critical Implementation Paths
- User authentication flow.
- Chatbot interaction and response handling.

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# Tech Context
This document describes the technologies used, development setup, technical constraints, dependencies, and tool usage patterns.
## Technologies Used
- **Frontend:** React 19, Vite
- **Styling:** Tailwind CSS, PostCSS
- **Linting:** ESLint
- **HTTP Client:** Axios
## Development Setup
- Run `npm install` to install dependencies.
- Run `npm run dev` to start the development server.
## Technical Constraints
- Single Page Application (SPA) architecture.
## Dependencies
### Production
- `axios`: For making HTTP requests.
- `react`: For building the user interface.
- `react-dom`: For rendering React components in the DOM.
- `react-router-dom`: For routing.
### Development
- `@vitejs/plugin-react`: Vite plugin for React.
- `autoprefixer`: PostCSS plugin to parse CSS and add vendor prefixes.
- `eslint`: For linting JavaScript code.
- `tailwindcss`: A utility-first CSS framework.
- `vite`: A build tool that aims to provide a faster and leaner development experience for modern web projects.
## Tool Usage Patterns
- Vite is used for the development server and build process.
- ESLint is used for code quality and consistency.
- Tailwind CSS is used for styling.