Added support for Alerts Headers #44

[mitchelsellers]

• Fixes Support Additional Alert Helpers #44

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• New Features
  • Introduced an enhanced alert that supports an optional header, adding clarity and emphasis to important notifications.
  • Updated sample displays to showcase this new alert style, providing users with a clearer presentation of alert messages.

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Walkthrough

This pull request updates the HTML and TagHelper logic for alert components. In the view file, a redundant row labeled "Warning Dismissible" was removed and re-added, and a new row for "Alert With Header" was introduced. The TagHelper now includes a new property, HeadingText, and modifies its processing to conditionally render an <h4> element when a header is provided. Additionally, minor refactoring was applied, such as explicit variable type declarations.

Changes

File(s)	Change Summary
src/AspNetCore.Utilities.Bootstrap5TagHelpers.Sample/Views/Home/Index.cshtml	Removed and re-added the "Warning Dismissible" row; added a new "Alert With Header" row featuring an alert component with a header (using a new attribute).
src/AspNetCore.Utilities.Bootstrap5TagHelpers/AlertTagHelper.cs	Added new property HeadingText; updated ProcessAsync to check for HeadingText and insert an <h4> element with class alert-heading if provided; used explicit type declaration for the existing variable.

Sequence Diagram(s)

sequenceDiagram
    participant V as View (CSHTML)
    participant A as AlertTagHelper
    participant O as Output Generator

    V->>A: Render alert tag with optional HeadingText
    A->>A: Check if HeadingText is provided
    alt HeadingText provided
        A->>O: Insert <h4 class="alert-heading">HeadingText</h4>
    else
        A->>O: Proceed without header
    end
    A->>A: Check if alert is dismissible
    alt Dismissible
        A->>O: Insert dismiss button
    else
        A->>O: Omit dismiss button
    end
    A->>V: Return complete alert HTML

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• src/AspNetCore.Utilities.Bootstrap5TagHelpers.Sample/Views/Home/Index.cshtml (1 hunks)
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✅ -0.58% (target: -1.00%)	✅ 42.86%

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Common ancestor commit (223e59a)	489	399	81.60%
Head commit (9652175)	495 (+6)	401 (+2)	81.01% (-0.58%)

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