feat: added User Role System feature #43
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What does this PR do?
Implement a user role system that assigns different roles (admin, editor, user) with specific permissions for managing blog content.
This feature will allow for better content management, enabling specific users to edit or delete posts while restricting access for regular users.
Fixes #35
Type of change
Implemented roles such as Admin, Editor, and User.
Added role definitions in the user model to ensure clarity and maintainability.
Implemented middleware to enforce role-based permissions on various endpoints.
Only Admin users can perform actions like creating, editing, or deleting blog posts.
Editors can edit existing posts but cannot delete them.
Regular Users can only view posts.
Updated the user interface to reflect role-specific actions.