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I need to introduce pagination to the blog posts in the index page. Handle all this on your own as an expert do not ask for oversight, do not make assumptions, do not introduce brevity. you are the expert so take on that role

[13:05:50.304] Running build in Washington, D.C., USA (East) – iad1 [13:05:50.407] Cloning github.com/ebowwa/acell2 (Branch: main, Commit: 96b4460) [13:05:51.347] Cloning completed: 939.072ms [13:05:54.525] Restored build cache [13:05:54.579] Running "vercel build" [13:05:55.063] Vercel CLI 33.1.0 [13:05:55.438] WARNING: You should not upload the `.next` directory. [13:05:55.441] Installing dependencies... [13:05:56.644] [13:05:56.645] up to date in 658ms [13:05:56.645] [13:05:56.645] 103 packages are looking for funding [13:05:56.645] run `npm fund` for details [13:05:56.659] Detected Next.js version: 14.0.4 [13:05:56.660] Running "chmod + build.sh" [13:05:56.694] Collected static files (public/, static/, .next/static): 6.868ms [13:05:56.715] Build Completed in /vercel/output [1s] [13:05:56.811] Deploying outputs... [13:05:58.032] [13:05:58.322] Deployment completed [13:06:03.884] Uploading build cache [103.24 MB]... [13:06:06.907] Build cache uploaded: 3.023s """ why does the build route differ from what i want : """Route (pages) Size First Load JS ─ ○ /404 181 B 78.5 kB + First Load JS shared by all 78.3 kB ├ chunks/framework-8883d1e9be70c3da.js 45 kB ├ chunks/main-866547009028633f.js 31.6 kB ├ chunks/pages/_app-98cb51ec6f9f135f.js 195 B └ chunks/webpack-debebc25b70719f8.js 1.43 kB '""" i dont want to load the 404 page i want the index page. review the code base available via the zip you have

I encountered an issue with my blog's formatting after adding `.mdx` support. It seems that the markdown is treating all text as regular body text, which means my headings (like ##) are no longer displaying correctly. This is causing problems with the structure of my content, making it difficult to organize my blogs effectively.

why are the ##headings not showing

check the [slug].tsx i think the issue lies here I encountered an issue with my blog's formatting after adding `.mdx` support. It seems that the markdown is treating all text as regular body text, which means my headings (like ##) are no longer displaying correctly. This is causing problems with the structure of my content, making it difficult to organize my blogs effectively. we are still getting the markdown coming out weird - i.e. no spaces between lines and titles/subheaders are showing like regular body text. this issue began when adding support for `.mdx` in addition to `.md`. both file types will be used for blog entries review this whole codebase you have the whole codebase available