Fixes the avatar squishing if the project name is too long

[samejr]

Adds shink-0 to prevent the avatar squishing if the project name is too long

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  • Adjusted the avatar component's layout to preserve a consistent size in various display contexts, ensuring a stable and uniform presentation.

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The change modifies the class attribute in the AvatarLetters function within the Avatar.tsx file. The <span> element now includes the "shrink-0" class, which adjusts its layout behavior in grid or flex containers. No other logic or structure of the component was altered.

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File Path	Change Summary
apps/.../Avatar.tsx	Updated the <span> element’s class attribute by adding "shrink-0" to modify layout behavior.

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apps/webapp/app/components/primitives/Avatar.tsx (1)

138-138: Great fix for preventing avatar distortion!

Adding the shrink-0 Tailwind class prevents the avatar from being squished when placed alongside long project names in a flex container. This ensures the avatar maintains its proper dimensions and aspect ratio regardless of surrounding content length.

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