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Barış Keserandgoogle-labs-jules[bot] f49047ac5c feat(frontend): replace <img> tags with next/image (#366)
Replaced native HTML <img> tags with Next.js <Image> components in frontend/src/app/anime/[id]/page.tsx as requested in the development plan. Also fixed a TypeScript type error in frontend/src/app/watch/room/[id]/page.tsx where the `animeId` prop was being passed to `VideoPlayer` but it wasn't defined in the component's interface.

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