basepath change

[DengreSarthak]

Summary by CodeRabbit

• Chores
  • Updated production routing and asset paths from /HackHub-WebUI to /HackHub.
  • All production pages and static assets are now served under /HackHub, aligning links and resource URLs accordingly.
  • Development environment remains unchanged.
  • This affects direct URLs, internal links, and static references in the production build; ensure any external bookmarks or integrations use the new /HackHub prefix.

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Walkthrough

Production Next.js config updates basePath from '/HackHub-WebUI' to '/HackHub' and assetPrefix from '/HackHub-WebUI/' to '/HackHub/'. Development settings remain unchanged.

Changes

Cohort / File(s)	Summary
Production Next.js routing/config next.config.mjs	In production branch: set basePath to '/HackHub' and assetPrefix to '/HackHub/'. Keep output: 'export', distDir: 'out', images.unoptimized: true. Development branch unchanged.

Estimated code review effort

🎯 2 (Simple) | ⏱️ ~10 minutes

Possibly related PRs

• image fix #5 — Adjusts and relies on '/HackHub-WebUI' basePath/assetPrefix in next.config.mjs and related image paths; conflicts with this PR’s shift to '/HackHub'.

Poem

Thump, thump, routes hop to a new burrow’s nook,
From WebUI woods to HackHub brook.
Assets trail with lighter packs,
Same moon, new path for all the tracks.
A bunny signs: “Deploy, don’t look back!” 🐇✨

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