fix: build

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Summary by CodeRabbit

• Refactor
  • Updated component references across the application to align with the new organizational structure.
  • Removed an unused component reference to streamline the page’s setup.
  • Adjusted component paths within the login interface for improved consistency and maintainability.

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Walkthrough

The pull request updates import paths in two files. In page.tsx, the Card import is corrected by updating its path, and the unnecessary RadioGroup import is removed. In Login.tsx, the import paths for Text, Input, and Button components are revised to reference local modules. There are no alterations to the logic or control flow of the components.

Changes

File(s)	Change Summary
app/(sink)/…/page.tsx	Updated Card import from @/components/ui/Cards/Card to @/components/ui/Card and removed RadioGroup import.
components/ui/Login.tsx	Updated import paths for Text, Input, and Button from parent directory (../) to local paths (./).

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Possibly related PRs

• ✅ Radio #39: Introduces a RadioGroup component in the same file, which directly conflicts with the removal of the RadioGroup import in page.tsx.

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I'm a rabbit, hopping on code terrain,
Cleaning up imports again and again.
Cards found new paths, and RadioGroup's set free,
In a world of components, it's light as can be.
With ASCII hops and joyful byte hops galore,
I celebrate changes, and then hop some more!
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