feat: add support for extra cards on curator tab

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Summary by CodeRabbit

• Style
  • Enhanced the visual formatting of call-to-action text, ensuring content maintains its intended spacing and readability.
  • Improved the responsive card layout on larger screens by dynamically adjusting the grid, resulting in a more balanced display of elements.

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The changes update the visual styling of components. In the CtaCard component, a new CSS class (whitespace-pre-wrap) was added to its paragraph element to preserve whitespace formatting. In the CuratorTabContent component, the grid layout was adjusted from three columns to six (for larger viewports) and now applies conditional CSS classes based on the card index during rendering. No changes were made to exported or public declarations.

Changes

File(s)	Change Summary
frontend/.../CtaCard.tsx	Added the whitespace-pre-wrap class to the <p> element in the CtaCard component, enabling preserved whitespace and conditional wrapping of the text.
frontend/.../CuratorTabContent/index.tsx	Changed grid layout from lg:grid-cols-3 to lg:grid-cols-6 and added an index parameter for conditional CSS class assignment to manage card layout variations.

Possibly related PRs

• Refactor/responsive pages #70: Adjustments to CtaCard's styling in that PR align with these layout and style modifications applied to the CtaCard elements.

Poem

In a garden of code, I swiftly hop,
Whitespace preserved, no text will drop.
Columns expand, a grid reborn,
Each card in rhythm, bright as morn.
With every update, joy won't stop!

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• frontend/src/components/CtaCard.tsx (1 hunks)
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