feat: Add student UI to list and display their report cards

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• Students had no way to view their performance summaries or report cards within the application, creating a reliance on manual distribution by staff.
• The absence of a dedicated report card list meant students couldn't track their academic progress across multiple courses or terms in one place.
• Introduced a responsive student dashboard featuring a grid-based card layout for high-level performance insights, including total scores and course details.
• This UI completes the student-side workflow following the administrative tools introduced in feat: Implement admin UI to create report card (feat: Implement admin UI to create report card #673).

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Summary of Changes

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This pull request delivers a new student-facing feature that allows users to browse and view their academic report cards. It establishes the foundational data structure for report card information and implements a set of modular UI components to present this data in an organized and user-friendly manner, including handling cases where no reports are available and providing loading indicators.

Highlights

• New Student Report Card UI: Introduced a new user interface for students to view their report cards, providing a centralized location for academic progress.
• Data Structure for Report Cards: Added a JSON data file (student_report_card.json) to store structured information for various types of student reports, including scholastic, attendance, and extracurricular activities.
• Modular UI Components: Developed several reusable HTML components (card, empty state, header, list, loader) to efficiently render and manage the display of report cards.

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Changelog

• src/_data/student_report_card.json
  • Added a new JSON file containing sample student report card data.
• src/testpress/report_cards/student/list/includes/card.html
  • Added an HTML template for displaying an individual student report card.
• src/testpress/report_cards/student/list/includes/empty_state.html
  • Added an HTML template for the empty state when no report cards are available.
• src/testpress/report_cards/student/list/includes/header.html
  • Added an HTML template for the header section of the student report card list page.
• src/testpress/report_cards/student/list/includes/list.html
  • Added an HTML template to orchestrate the display of report card cards or the empty state.
• src/testpress/report_cards/student/list/includes/loader.html
  • Added an HTML template for a loading animation when report cards are being fetched.
• src/testpress/report_cards/student/list/index.html
  • Added the main HTML page for the student report card list, integrating all the new components and data.

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Code Review

This pull request introduces the UI for students to view their report cards, including the main page, card components, and mock data. A significant security vulnerability was identified due to the use of dump | safe inside a <script> tag in index.html, which creates a Cross-Site Scripting (XSS) risk when passing data from the server-side template to the client-side script. It is recommended to use a safer method for data transfer, such as embedding the JSON in a non-executable script tag or a data attribute, and then parsing it in JavaScript. Furthermore, there are data type inconsistencies in the mock JSON data, and UI bugs were noted, specifically a random number for the section count and incorrect loader skeleton display. A recommendation was also made regarding the use of third-party CDNs for dependencies.