Add frontend developer baseline and probation objectives - #5636
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Currently, we have baseline objectives for backend developers to help guide line managers and developers during performance reviews and probation periods. However, there is no equivalent page for frontend developers to reference as a baseline or on probation.
This PR introduces a dedicated objectives page for frontend developers (mid-level, senior, and those on probation) to provide clear expectations and consistency. The update gives line managers a clear, repeatable framework for probation reviews and 1:1 discussions.