Normalize components declarations to export default named functions

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Description

This PR normalizes the way React functional components are defined in the codebase. It updates the component declarations to use the desired pattern of const ComponentName = (props: any) => {} and exports ComponentName as the default export. This change ensures consistency and maintainability in the codebase.

Changes Made

• Modified components/landing/examples/examples.tsx to use the desired component declaration pattern.
• Modified components/magicui/dot-pattern.tsx to use the desired component declaration pattern.
• Modified lib/hooks/use-toast.ts to use the desired component declaration pattern.

Testing

• Tested the application to ensure it builds and runs without errors after the changes.

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Checklist

• Updated the component declarations to use the desired pattern.
• Tested the application to ensure it builds and runs without errors.
• Reviewed the changes for consistency and maintainability.

Fixes #1.

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