feat: implement infinite scrolling for Roadmap Explorer#391
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Closes #372
and
Closes #366
What does this PR do?
Replaces the static card rendering in the Roadmap Explorer with
infinite scrolling for a better user experience.
Changes Made
ITEMS_PER_PAGE = 2to load cards in batcheslogo.webpmissing error in Navbar and FooterWhy?
Loading all roadmap cards at once is inefficient. Infinite scrolling
loads content progressively as the user scrolls, improving performance
and UX.
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