Add flex-wrap property to FooterBar component

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• New Features

  • Enhanced footer layout flexibility by allowing items to wrap onto multiple lines.

• Style

  • Introduced a new CSS property for improved visual presentation in the footer.

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The changes involve the addition of the CSS property flex-wrap: wrap; to the flex container in the FooterBar.vue component. This update allows the footer's flex items to wrap onto multiple lines when there is limited horizontal space, improving the layout's adaptability.

Changes

File	Change Summary
src/components/Footer/FooterBar.vue	Added flex-wrap: wrap; to the flex container style

Poem

In the footer where rabbits play,
Flex items dance in a new array.
With wraps and turns, they find their space,
A joyful layout, a happy place!
Hopping freely, side by side,
In our footer, we take pride! 🐇✨

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src/components/Footer/FooterBar.vue (3)

16-16: Approved: Improved layout flexibility with flex-wrap

The addition of flex-wrap: wrap; to the flex container is a good improvement. This change allows the child elements (textarea, buttons, bot logos) to wrap onto multiple lines when there isn't enough horizontal space, enhancing the component's responsiveness across different screen sizes.

This modification aligns well with the PR objective of improving the FooterBar's layout and responsiveness.

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Line range hint 1-524: Verify drag-and-drop functionality with new layout

While the script section hasn't been directly modified, the addition of flex-wrap: wrap; in the template could potentially impact the drag-and-drop functionality of bot logos managed by the initializeSortable function.

Please ensure that:

1. The drag-and-drop feature for bot logos still works correctly when they wrap to multiple lines.
2. The order of bot logos is preserved correctly after dragging, even when wrapped.
3. The shortcut keys for bot selection still correspond to the correct bot logos in the new wrapped layout.

Consider adding or updating tests to cover these scenarios if they don't already exist.

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Line range hint 1-524: Summary: Positive change with minor verification needed

The addition of flex-wrap: wrap; to the FooterBar component is a simple yet effective change that improves the layout's responsiveness. This modification aligns well with the PR's objective and should enhance the user experience across various screen sizes.

While the change itself is straightforward and doesn't introduce any apparent issues, it's important to verify that existing functionality, particularly the drag-and-drop feature for bot logos, continues to work as expected with the new wrapping behavior.

Overall, this is a positive change that improves the component's flexibility. Once the suggested verifications are completed, this PR should be ready for merging.

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