🕸️ Spider: Fix fallback navigation links for better crawlability

[kourdroid]

💡 What: Replaced hardcoded href="#" fallback navigation links in src/Header/Nav/index.tsx with Next.js <Link> components pointing to valid relative paths (e.g., /, /solutions, /projects).

🎯 Why: Search engine crawlers cannot process or follow href="#" links, resulting in ignored paths or crawl errors. Replacing these with valid internal paths ensures proper link equity distribution and allows bots to accurately understand the site structure.

📊 Impact: Resolves broken crawl paths when the CMS data is empty, improving internal linking semantics and maintaining valid HTML routing for both accessibility and SEO.

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