Fix: Configure Vite to correctly serve favicons #9
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The favicon was not displaying because Vite's `root` was set to `client/`, causing it to look for the `public/` directory within `client/` by default. This commit updates `vite.config.ts` to explicitly set `publicDir` to point to the `public/` directory at the project root. This ensures that Vite can find and serve the favicon files and other static assets correctly.
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The favicon was not displaying because Vite's
rootwas set toclient/, causing it to look for thepublic/directory withinclient/by default.This commit updates
vite.config.tsto explicitly setpublicDirto point to thepublic/directory at the project root. This ensures that Vite can find and serve the favicon files and other static assets correctly.