Update labor hub content for forecast changes#4664
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📝 WalkthroughWalkthroughThis PR updates labor-hub content across four files, including security improvements for external links and revisions to 2035 labor market forecasts. Changes modify sector impact narratives (teachers to restaurant workers, added law enforcement), refine AI factor descriptions, and add a 2026 Meta/Microsoft layoff news entry. Changes
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In `@front_end/src/app/`(main)/labor-hub/page.tsx:
- Around line 730-733: The state paragraph in page.tsx currently
duplicates/conflicts the employment percentages ("technology (employing 10%) and
aerospace (employing 10% and 2% respectively)"); update that sentence so each
sector has a single, consistent percentage (for example: "technology (10%) and
aerospace (2%)") and remove the redundant "employing" phrasing to produce a
clear line such as "Technology (10%) and aerospace (2%) are expected to see
minor growth..." within the same paragraph.
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front_end/src/app/(main)/labor-hub/activity_data.tsxfront_end/src/app/(main)/labor-hub/jobs_insights.tsxfront_end/src/app/(main)/labor-hub/page.tsxfront_end/src/app/(main)/labor-hub/sections/research.tsx
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