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* Adding controller * Lower case route to match other endpoints * Adding service and typed output * Renaming to NewsDashboard * Moving more stuff to service * Removing unused code * Some refactoring in accordance with better architecture * Created repository and mock data source for the news dashboard also display some data in the UI. * Minor refactoring: naming, aligning with existing controller patterns. * Update OpenApi.json. * Update typed client sdk and types. * Provide language to API endpoint, just in case we want to localize news in the future. * Obsoleted configuration * Moved mock data to mocks folder and updated repository to use the actual response model and service from the Api * Prepared news repository with server data source. * Rendered news items according to required group structure. Added TODOs for remaining tasks. * Fixed FE build issues. * Update src/Umbraco.Core/Constants-Configuration.cs * Fixed grid spacing, sanitize code and make the styles closer to the v13. * Added container query and padding to the card body. * Fix padding * Fixed title according to priority. * Relocated/renamed the news server data-source file * Simplified the news repo/data-source classes by extending `UmbControllerBase`, the host constructor is handled for us. * Added `types.ts` export type files * Refactored interface name + typing * Added `uui-loader` component * Tweaked styles, added box-shadow to cards Added flexbox gap to the card body. * Sorted import order --------- Co-authored-by: Andy Butland <abutland73@gmail.com> Co-authored-by: engjlr <enl@umbraco.dk> Co-authored-by: leekelleher <leekelleher@gmail.com>
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