Fixed 404 issue

[DengreSarthak]

Summary by CodeRabbit

• Refactor
  • Migrated the Organizer Address page to a client-side component for smoother, more responsive interactions.
  • Improved loading experience using a Suspense boundary, providing clearer progress feedback while content loads.
  • Reduced server-side work, which may enhance perceived performance and reliability during navigation.
  • No visual or URL changes; behavior remains consistent, with improved responsiveness.

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Walkthrough

Converts app/organizer/[address]/page.tsx into a client component by adding "use client", removing generateStaticParams, and changing the default export from an async page to a synchronous component that reads params.address directly and renders a Suspense-wrapped OrganizerClient.

Changes

Cohort / File(s)	Summary
Organizer page client refactor app/organizer/[address]/page.tsx	Added "use client"; removed generateStaticParams; renamed and changed default export from async to sync (OrganizerAddressPage) accepting { params: { address: string } }; passes address to OrganizerClient within Suspense.

Sequence Diagram(s)

sequenceDiagram
  participant User
  participant Router as Next.js Router (Client)
  participant Page as OrganizerAddressPage (Client)
  participant OC as OrganizerClient
  User->>Router: Navigate to /organizer/:address
  Router->>Page: Render with params.address
  Page->>OC: Render inside Suspense with address prop
  OC-->>Page: Fetch/render organizer view
  Page-->>User: UI displayed

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Estimated code review effort

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Possibly related PRs

• 404 fix #8: Also changes the default export in the same page to accept optional searchParams; overlaps on component signature and export.
• Organizer page 404 error fixed #6: Removes generateStaticParams and adjusts how params are read, refactoring OrganizerClient usage; touches the same file and concern.

Poem

A hop and a skip to the client-side glade,
I nibble async leaves the server once made.
Params in my paws, address in the breeze,
Suspense is my hammock hung between trees.
Organizer appears—thump-thump—what a view!
Carrot commits merged; to the burrow I flew. 🥕🐇

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