feat: add professor info and RMP ratings to course panel#14
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When a student clicks a course node, the panel now shows which
professors are teaching it in Fall 2026 and Winter 2027, along
with their RateMyProfessors rating, difficulty, and "would take
again" percentage pulled live via ratemyprofessors-client.
- backend/timetable_scraper.py: scrapes Carleton Central for both
terms and populates a new course_instructors table in Neon
- GET /courses/{code}/instructors: new endpoint returning
instructors grouped by term
- frontend/app/api/rmp/route.js: Next.js API route that queries
RMP for a professor by name, scoped to Carleton (school ID 1420),
with in-memory caching
- CoursePanel.jsx: shows instructor cards with color-coded rating,
difficulty, take-again %, and a link to their RMP profile
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When a student clicks a course node, the panel now shows which professors are teaching it in Fall 2026 and Winter 2027, along with their RateMyProfessors rating, difficulty, and "would take again" percentage pulled live via ratemyprofessors-client.