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This pull request resolves issue #265 :
Updated the Twitter icon in the website footer to use the new faXTwitter icon from FontAwesome, aligning with the recent rebranding of Twitter to "X".
Ensured that the icon styles match the existing hover and color transitions (#00843D for light mode and yellow-400 for dark mode).
Confirmed that the update maintains consistency with the other social media icons (GitHub, GitLab, Discord, Email).
Updated the FontAwesome library to the latest version to include the faXTwitter icon.
Why This Change Is Needed: With the rebranding of Twitter to "X", the old Twitter bird logo is outdated. This update reflects the new branding by replacing the old Twitter logo with the official "X" icon, keeping the UI consistent with current trends.
Testing:
Tested the updated footer locally to ensure that all icons (including the new "X" icon) are rendered correctly.
Verified the hover states and color transitions for the icons in both light and dark modes.