feat: add login button on header

[andostronaut]

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Summary by CodeRabbit

• New Features
  • Updated the "Introducing Drowser Studio" link to redirect users to the login page.
  • Added a "Log In" button in the Header for easier access to the login page.

These changes enhance navigation and user interface, improving the overall user experience.

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Walkthrough

The changes in this pull request involve modifications to the navigation structure of the application. Specifically, the Hero component's Link in src/app/(root)/page.tsx has been updated to redirect users to the /login page instead of the studio section. Additionally, a new "Log In" button has been added to the Header component within src/components/layouts/root-layout.tsx, providing users with a direct link to the login route.

Changes

File Path	Change Summary
src/app/(root)/page.tsx	Updated Hero component's Link href from '#studio' to '/login'.
src/components/layouts/root-layout.tsx	Added a new "Log In" button in the Header component for desktop view, linking to /login.

Possibly related PRs

• feat: dont absctract too quickly move components #95: Modifies the Hero component in page.tsx, related to navigation and user interaction.
• feat: update kinotio logo and remove unused file on public folder #113: Changes the Header component in app/dashboard/layout.tsx, relevant for navigation elements.
• feat: fixed size of icon and add header #121: Alters the Header component in components/dashboard/header.tsx, connected to navigation and UI elements.
• feat: toggle pwd and pwd confirm visibility #140: Introduces password visibility toggling in app/(auth)/auth/page.tsx, relevant to user interaction in authentication.
• feat: handle user account register #141: Enhances user account registration in app/(auth)/auth/page.tsx, related to user navigation.
• feat: create login action #142: Implements login functionality in app/(auth)/actions.ts, connected to user authentication processes.
• feat: get authenticated user and show user connected in header #143: Modifies login redirection behavior in app/(auth)/actions.ts, impacting user navigation.
• feat: remove settings menu from sidebar #146: Removes settings menu from components/modules/dashboard/sidebar.tsx, affecting navigation elements.
• feat: implement logout action and save activities #152: Implements logout action in app/(auth)/actions.ts, relevant to user navigation and session management.
• feat: handle delete on ui side #173: Enhances UI for delete operations in app/(dashboard)/dashboard/settings/page.tsx, related to user interaction.

🐰 In the land of code, where links do roam,
A button was added, to guide us home.
From studio to login, the path now clear,
With a hop and a click, we draw near!
So let us rejoice, in this change so bright,
For every new feature brings joy and delight! 🌟

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