[FEAT_REQ] Add Support For TailwindCSS

[tomonarifeehan]

Is your feature request related to a problem? Please describe.
Our current UI development stack relies on React and MaterialUI, which, while robust, can be limiting when it comes to rapid design iteration and utility-based styling. MaterialUI’s component-driven approach often leads to verbose code and less flexibility in customizing styles directly within the markup. TailwindCSS, with its utility-first design philosophy, would complement our existing setup by providing a more streamlined and scalable way to handle styling, allowing developers to leverage the latest UI tools and create highly customized designs without the overhead of complex overrides.

Describe the solution you'd like
Integrate TailwindCSS alongside our existing React and MaterialUI setup, enabling developers to use utility classes for quick, consistent, and responsive styling. This hybrid approach would allow us to continue leveraging MaterialUI's pre-built components where they add value while using TailwindCSS to enhance customization, reduce CSS bloat, and improve overall design agility. Developers would be able to use Tailwind's rich ecosystem of plugins and tools to keep the UI modern and maintainable.

Describe alternatives you’ve considered
Continuing to use only MaterialUI with custom themes and overrides, though this often results in increased complexity and reduced styling flexibility.
Switching entirely to another component library that supports utility classes, but this would require significant refactoring and could still lack the fine control provided by TailwindCSS.

Additional context
Adding TailwindCSS would allow us to harness the benefits of both MaterialUI’s component system and Tailwind's utility-first styling, improving developer productivity and design consistency. This integration would modernize our UI approach and provide more dynamic styling options without disrupting our current React setup. Below are examples of similar projects successfully using a combination of MaterialUI and TailwindCSS for flexible and scalable UI development.