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Summary by CodeRabbit

• New Features

  • Enhanced the EditProfile component with a navigation link for returning to the profile page.
  • Introduced state management for a dialog to update the Gemini API key, improving interactivity.
  • Added a new icon next to the username in the footer for better visual identification.

• Bug Fixes

  • Updated the behavior of the profile update action to prevent automatic redirection, allowing for manual navigation.

• Improvements

  • Refined form layout and button functionality to prevent multiple submissions during processing.
  • Enhanced user translation processing with new utility functions for more robust content management.

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Walkthrough

The recent changes enhance the user experience and functionality of several components, particularly the EditProfile and Footer. Notably, the EditProfile now includes improved navigation and state management, while the Footer integrates a new icon for better visual appeal. Additionally, the translator route has been restructured for better handling of translation data, enhancing maintainability and user interaction.

Changes

File Path	Change Summary
web/app/routes/$userName+/edit/route.tsx	Improved EditProfile with a navigation link, altered action return behavior to null, added state management for API key dialog.
web/app/routes/$userName+/page+/$slug+/edit/_edit.tsx	Added logging for debugging in action function, no change to overall functionality.
web/app/routes/resources+/footer.tsx	Integrated Home icon next to the username in the Footer component for enhanced visibility.
web/app/routes/translator/route.tsx	Restructured action function to improve page handling, added utility functions for better content processing.

Sequence Diagram(s)

sequenceDiagram
    participant User
    participant EditProfile
    participant Footer
    participant Translator

    User->>EditProfile: Submit changes
    EditProfile->>User: Commit session
    User->>Footer: View user info
    Footer->>User: Display username with icon
    User->>Translator: Translate content
    Translator->>Translator: Process translations
    Translator->>User: Return translated content

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🐰 In fields so bright, we hop with glee,
New links to profiles, as sweet as can be!
Icons to greet, in the footer they shine,
With translations improved, our work is divine!
Let's dance and play, with joy in our hearts,
Celebrating the changes, it's where fun starts! 🌼✨

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