Sweep: can you find the css selectors and xpaths for scraping the content from these pages (✓ Sandbox Passed)

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Description

This pull request includes changes to the config.json and index.ts files. The config.json file now contains selectors and xpaths for scraping content from web pages. The index.ts file has been updated to use these selectors and xpaths when scraping data.

Summary

• Added config.json file with selectors and xpaths for scraping content from web pages.
• Imported config.json in index.ts file.
• Updated code in index.ts to use selectors and xpaths from config.json when scraping data.

Fixes #4.

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