Update main.py & requirements.txt

[chakka-guna-sekhar-venkata-chennaiah]

Summary

1. I have incorporated a dynamic, glowing text effect for the page headline, featuring a selection of ten different animated colors.
2. I've replaced the page title with an engaging bot emoji. Unfortunately, the originally provided emoji is not functional. I can provide a reference in the details section for your convenience.
3. I have updated the versions of packages listed in the requirements.txt file. For further reference, I have included an attachment in the details section.
4. An eye-catching GIF has been introduced to enhance the appeal of the main page.
5. The code has been adjusted to utilize st.columns in place of st.beta_columns. This modification is necessary due to the latest versions of Streamlit, which trigger a warning when using the previous syntax.
6. I have removed the variable MAGE_EMOJI_URL from the app/main.py file as the URL was non-functional. To provide clarification, I have attached a screenshot of the error in the details section for your review.

Details

Here's the corrected information presented in a more professional tone:

Updated Package List:

1. Jinja2: Updated from version 2.8 to 3.1.2.
2. Bokeh: Updated from version 2.2.3 to 3.2.2.
3. Streamlit: Updated from version 0.72.0 to 1.22.0.
4. Pandas: Updated from version 1.1.3 to 1.5.2.
5. PyGithub: Updated from version 1.54 to 1.59.1.
6. python-dotenv: Updated from version 0.15.0 to 1.0.0.

• Replaced with the Following Emoji: 🤖

MAGE_EMOJI_URL Error:

The Updated Page Title with Glow Lighting Effect and Attractive GIF Will Look as Follows:

1f1356de-ebe1-4b9f-9a72-7e39aa0d04f2.mp4

Checklist

• all tests are passing (see README.md on how to run tests)
• if you created a new template: it contains a file test-inputs.yml, which specifies a few input values to test the code template (the test is then automatically run by pytest)
• you formatted all code with black
• you checked all new functionality live, i.e. in the running web app
• any generated code is formatted nicely, both in .py and in .ipynb ("nicely" = comparable to the existing templates)
• you added comments in your code that explain what it does
• the PR explains in detail what's new

[chakka-guna-sekhar-venkata-chennaiah]

I am eagerly awaiting the acceptance of the pull request, as well as the author's review of my proposed changes.

[chakka-guna-sekhar-venkata-chennaiah]

I am eagerly awaiting the acceptance of the pull request, as well as the author's review of my proposed changes.