UI

[vedansh-5]

Closes #67
stand alone popup UI,

Summary by Sourcery

Refactor and enhance the Scrum Helper extension with improved UI, email client support, and more flexible configuration options

New Features:

• Added support for multiple email clients including Gmail, Outlook, and Yahoo
• Introduced a new email client adapter for cross-platform compatibility
• Added a toggle to enable/disable the extension
• Implemented a new date selection mechanism with last week and yesterday options

Bug Fixes:

• Fixed issues with date selection and contribution tracking
• Improved error handling in GitHub data fetching
• Resolved compatibility issues across different email clients

Enhancements:

• Completely redesigned the popup UI with a modern, responsive layout
• Improved state management for extension settings
• Refactored content scripts to be more modular and flexible
• Enhanced GitHub data fetching and processing logic

Documentation:

• Updated manifest file to support new features
• Added comprehensive comments explaining new functionality

Tests:

• Improved content script injection mechanisms
• Added more robust event handling for different email clients

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Reviewer's Guide by Sourcery

This pull request introduces a standalone popup UI for the scrum helper extension. It includes support for multiple email clients, a new option to select the time frame for contributions, and a new option to select the program for contributions. The UI of the popup has also been improved.

Updated Class Diagram for EmailClientAdapter

classDiagram
    class EmailClientAdapter {
        -clientConfigs
        +detectClient()
        +getEditorElements()
        +injectContent(element, content, eventType)
        +retryInjection(element, content, eventType, maxRetries)
    }
    note for EmailClientAdapter "Handles different email clients (Gmail, Outlook, Yahoo, Google Groups) for injecting scrum reports."

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File-Level Changes

Change	Details	Files
Refactored the codebase to improve readability and maintainability.	Replaced anonymous functions with named functions. Improved code formatting and consistency. Removed unused variables and functions. Added comments to explain complex logic.	src/scripts/scrumHelper.js src/scripts/main.js
Added support for multiple email clients.	Created an email client adapter to handle different email clients. Implemented client-specific logic for Gmail, Outlook, and Yahoo Mail. Added a function to detect the current email client. Modified the content injection logic to work with different email clients.	src/scripts/scrumHelper.js src/scripts/emailClientAdapter.js
Added a new option to select the time frame for contributions.	Added a new radio button to select the time frame for contributions. Added a new option to select yesterday as the time frame. Modified the logic to handle the new time frame option. Updated the UI to reflect the new time frame option.	src/scripts/main.js src/popup.html
Added a new option to select the program for contributions.	Added a new dropdown to select the program for contributions. Added a new option to select GSoC as the program. Modified the logic to handle the new program option. Updated the UI to reflect the new program option.	src/scripts/main.js src/popup.html
Improved the UI of the popup.	Used tailwind css for styling. Added a toggle button to enable/disable the extension. Improved the layout of the popup. Added a copy button to copy the scrum report to the clipboard.	src/popup.html src/index.css

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[hpdang]

@vedansh-5 do we still need this?

[vedansh-5]

@vedansh-5 do we still need this?

We've moved further in our project now with another working PR for the same, I'll go ahead and close it. Thanks!