fix: search params on sub layout and use arrow function

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Summary by CodeRabbit

• New Features

  • Enhanced clarity in component and prop naming for better maintainability.
  • Simplified product name rendering logic, allowing direct usage of the product name from the repo.

• Refactor

  • Transitioned multiple components from traditional function declarations to arrow functions for improved consistency and readability.

• Style

  • Improved code organization by moving export statements to the end of files, aligning with best practices.

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Walkthrough

The recent changes focus on modernizing TypeScript and React component syntax by converting traditional function declarations to arrow function expressions across several files. This enhances code consistency and readability while preserving the underlying functionality. Additionally, some types were renamed for clarity, and the rendering logic in the Product component was simplified. Overall, the updates reflect a shift towards contemporary best practices in React development.

Changes

Files	Change Summary
app/[locale]/layout.tsx	Renamed Props to MetadataProps, refactored generateMetadata and SubLayout to arrow functions for consistency.
app/[locale]/page.tsx	Changed Home from function declaration to arrow function, adjusting the export statement accordingly.
app/layout.tsx	Updated RootLayout to an arrow function, moving the export statement to the end for clarity.
components/layout/sections/products.tsx	Simplified product name rendering by using repo.name directly, removing reliance on DATA.products.

Sequence Diagram(s)

sequenceDiagram
    participant User
    participant App
    participant SubLayout
    participant Products

    User->>App: Request Page
    App->>SubLayout: Render
    SubLayout->>Products: Fetch Products
    Products-->>SubLayout: Return Product List
    SubLayout-->>App: Render with Products
    App-->>User: Display Page

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🐇 In a meadow where code hops and plays,
Arrow functions dance in bright array.
Metadata shines, clarity's delight,
With each little change, our code feels just right!
So here’s to the updates, both clever and grand,
A joyful leap forward, let’s code hand in hand! 🌼

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