feat: Add detailed student report card page

[rupesh-ps]

This PR adds the detail view of a single report card for the student to view and see them with a download button to download their report card. The detail view design is in-relation to the list UI which was designed in the PR #783

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Summary of Changes

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This pull request delivers a new, feature-rich student report card detail page. The page is designed to present a clear and organized view of a student's academic progress, incorporating an overview of the report, any specific remarks from teachers, a performance summary, and a granular breakdown of assessment results. The implementation focuses on a component-based architecture for the UI and uses Alpine.js to manage and display dynamic data effectively.

Highlights

• New Student Report Card Detail Page: Introduced a dedicated page for students to view their detailed report cards, providing a comprehensive overview of their academic performance.
• Modular Component Design: Implemented the report card page using several modular HTML components for overview, teacher remarks, performance summary, and detailed assessment sections, enhancing maintainability and reusability.
• Dynamic Data Rendering with Alpine.js: Utilized Alpine.js to dynamically fetch and render report card data, including filtering and formatting summary information, ensuring an interactive user experience.
• Detailed Assessment Breakdown: Added a feature to display assessment scores in a structured table format, grouped by sections, allowing students to see individual assessment names, dates, scores, maximum marks, and percentages.

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Code Review

This pull request introduces a new detailed student report card page, built with Alpine.js and Tailwind CSS. The code is well-structured, but I've identified a few issues. There's a high-severity bug in the JavaScript logic that could cause the page to crash if no report data is available. I've also found a few medium-severity issues, including one that causes incorrect text rendering and another related to using potentially non-unique keys in loops, which could lead to UI glitches. Additionally, I've suggested a refactoring to improve code conciseness. Addressing these points will enhance the robustness and maintainability of the new page.

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