feat: add product category components and services

- Implemented ProductCategoryCard component for displaying product categories with icons, titles, and counts.
- Created ProductCategoryCardInProducts component for rendering product categories in a product context.
- Defined TypeScript interfaces for product category props.
- Added ProductCard component for individual product display with image and title.
- Established Axios instance for API calls with request and response interceptors.
- Developed services for fetching product categories and category details from the API.

src/locales/en.ts

@@ -4,6 +4,7 @@ const en = {
   pages_about_title: 'About Us',
   pages_about_description: 'Learn more about us on this page',
   pages_contact_title: 'Contact Us',
+  pages_product_categories_title: 'Products',
   pages_products_title: 'Products',
   pages_blog_title: 'Blog',
   pages_projects_title: 'Projects',
@@ -59,6 +60,18 @@ const en = {
   com_products_category_Zard_title: 'Zard',
   com_products_category_types_count: ({ count }: { count: number }) =>
     `${count} Types`,
+  com_products_category_show_all_CTA: 'Show Products',
+  pages_products_content_title:
+    'Brick Classification: Understanding the Variety and Applications',
+  pages_products_content_description: `Bricks, as one of humanity's oldest and most widely used building materials, have evolved significantly throughout history. Today, they are produced and supplied in an incredibly diverse range, allowing engineers and architects to choose the most suitable brick for any project and need, from traditional and historic structures to modern and advanced buildings. To better understand this diversity, we can classify bricks based on several key criteria, each with its own specific characteristics and applications.
+\n 1. Classification by Manufacturing Method: From Tradition to Advanced Industry
+The method by which bricks are produced directly impacts their appearance, texture, and properties.
+Hand-moulded/Stock Bricks: These bricks are produced by manually pressing clay into molds. The result is a brick with a relatively rough texture, uneven edges, and a more traditional appearance, where each piece feels unique. This type of brick is often used for restoration projects or for constructing buildings with a rustic or antique style.
+Machine-made Bricks: These bricks are produced using industrial machinery, resulting in much higher precision in dimensions and uniformity in appearance. Machine-made bricks themselves are divided into two main categories:
+Perforated/Hollow Bricks: These bricks have holes, offering several advantages: they reduce building weight, improve thermal and acoustic insulation, and enhance mortar adhesion.
+Solid Bricks: These bricks are without holes and possess very high compressive strength. They are ideal for load-bearing structures and walls requiring maximum strength.
+2. Classification by Raw Material Type and Composition: From Clay to Concrete
+The material from which a brick is made determines its physical and chemical properties.`,
 };
 
 export default en;