[Feature] new UI

[vedansh-5]

Closes #67
stand alone popup UI

Summary by Sourcery

Implement a standalone popup UI for the Scrum Helper extension with enhanced functionality and a new design using Tailwind CSS

New Features:

• Added a new popup interface with a generate and copy report functionality
• Introduced a new option to generate reports for yesterday's contributions
• Implemented a standalone report generation mechanism for the popup

Enhancements:

• Redesigned the UI using Tailwind CSS for a more modern look
• Improved error handling and logging in GitHub data fetching
• Added more flexible report generation with different output targets

Build:

• Added Tailwind CSS and related build dependencies
• Updated package.json to include new development dependencies

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Reviewer's Guide by Sourcery

This pull request introduces a new popup UI for the scrum helper extension, refactors the scrum report generation logic to support both email and popup contexts, and updates the project's dependencies to include Tailwind CSS for improved styling. It also adds a new script for handling popup-specific interactions, including generating and copying the scrum report.

Sequence Diagram for Generating Scrum Report in Popup

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sequenceDiagram
    participant User
    participant PopupUI
    participant ScrumHelper
    participant GitHubAPI

    User->>PopupUI: Opens popup
    PopupUI->>User: Displays configuration options
    User->>PopupUI: Configures options (username, dates, etc.)
    User->>PopupUI: Clicks "Generate Report"
    PopupUI->>ScrumHelper: Calls generateScrumReport()
    ScrumHelper->>ScrumHelper: allIncluded('popup')
    alt GitHub Username is provided
        ScrumHelper->>GitHubAPI: Fetches issues and PRs
        GitHubAPI-->>ScrumHelper: Returns data
    else GitHub Username is not provided
        ScrumHelper->>PopupUI: Displays 'Please enter your GitHub username' message
    end
    ScrumHelper->>ScrumHelper: Processes data and formats report
    ScrumHelper->>PopupUI: Updates scrumReport element with content
    PopupUI->>User: Displays generated report

File-Level Changes

Change	Details	Files
Refactors the allIncluded function to support generating scrum reports for both email and popup contexts, and includes handling for GitHub username input and date range selection.	Modified the allIncluded function to accept an outputTarget parameter, defaulting to 'email'. Added logic to display a toast message in the popup if the GitHub username is missing. Adjusted date handling to include a 'yesterday' option. Modified the date range selection logic to exclude dates if lastWeekContribution or yesterday is enabled. Added error handling for GitHub data fetching. Refactored the scrum report content generation to support both email and popup targets. Added a generateScrumReport function to trigger report generation for the popup. Added a click listener to the 'New conversation' button to trigger allIncluded function.	src/scripts/scrumHelper.js
Implements a new popup UI using Tailwind CSS for improved styling and user experience, including form elements for project name, GitHub username, date range selection, and scrum report generation.	Replaced Materialize CSS with Tailwind CSS for styling. Implemented a new layout with form elements for project name, GitHub username, and date range selection. Added a switch for enabling/disabling the scrum helper. Implemented a tabbed interface for CodeHeat and GSoC settings. Added a checkbox for showing open/closed labels. Added an input field for the user's reason for blockers. Implemented a scrum report display area with a generate button. Added a note section with information about PR fetching and potential discrepancies. Added a link to the GitHub repository. Added JavaScript files for main functionality, scrum helper, and popup interactions.	src/popup.html
Updates the project's dependencies and configuration to include Tailwind CSS and related tooling, and includes basic styling.	Added Tailwind CSS, Autoprefixer, and PostCSS as dev dependencies. Added a Tailwind CSS CLI dependency. Created a tailwindcss.css file with Tailwind CSS imports and basic styling. Updated the package.json file with new scripts for Tailwind CSS.	package.json src/index.css src/tailwindcss.css
Adds a new script for handling popup-specific interactions, including generating and copying the scrum report.	Added event listeners to the generate and copy buttons. Implemented the generate button functionality to trigger scrum report generation. Implemented the copy button functionality to copy the scrum report to the clipboard. Implemented markdown formatting for links in the copied report. Removed state buttons from the copied report. Replaced line breaks with newlines in the copied report. Added list item formatting for the copied report. Trimmed whitespace from the copied report.	src/scripts/popup.js

Assessment against linked issues

Issue	Objective	Addressed	Explanation
#67	Implement a standalone popup UI independent of email clients.	✅

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[vedansh-5]

This PR has correct fetch logic but lacks some basic and some important tweaks.

[vedansh-5]

Fine tuned ui.

[vedansh-5]

In these latest changes I have added a toggleRadio function and fixed the enable disable toggle.

[vedansh-5]

In the latest changes I fixed the toggleRadio functionality and improved the enable disable toggle.