Fix #270: Added mouse & touch trailing effect for desktop and mobile

[PratikshaMule12]

This Pull Request fixes issue #270 by adding a smooth trailing effect that works on both desktop and mobile devices.

Changes Made:

• Added a <div class="trail"></div> in HTML for the trail element.
• Styled the trail in CSS with smooth transitions and a circular design.
• Added JavaScript to:
  • Track mouse movements on desktop.
  • Track touch movements on mobile devices.
  • Show and hide the trail appropriately when moving, touching, or leaving the screen.

Benefits:

• Consistent visual experience across devices.
• Mobile users can now see the trailing effect, similar to desktop.

Closes #270

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[code-well0]

@PratikshaMule12 The trailing effect is showing two circles, which doesn’t look visually appealing so change it

[PratikshaMule12]

I have updated the code as suggested. Now only a single dot follows the cursor, and it also works on mobile devices. Please review again.

[code-well0]

@PratikshaMule12 its still the same

[code-well0]

@PratikshaMule12 are you working on it

[PratikshaMule12]

@code-well0 Yes