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fix: #4241

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    • Improved vertical spacing on the tools page for better visual layout.
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    • Updated a documentation link in a comment to reference the latest Next.js TypeScript configuration page.

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This update modifies a CSS class in the pages/tools/index.tsx file to add vertical margin to the outermost container, improving spacing on the Tools page. Additionally, a comment URL in next-env.d.ts is updated to reference a different section of the Next.js documentation. No functional or structural code changes are present.

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File(s) Change Summary
pages/tools/index.tsx Added my-6 CSS class to the outermost <div> for vertical spacing.
next-env.d.ts Updated a documentation URL in a comment.

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Actionable comments posted: 1

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next-env.d.ts (1)

5-5: Safe but note that this file is auto-generated

Changing only a comment is harmless; however, next-env.d.ts is regenerated by Next.js on every dev/build run, so this edit will disappear and churn the diff. Prefer putting reference links elsewhere (e.g., in a docs file) rather than touching this file.

pages/tools/index.tsx (1)

20-20: Consider top-only margin to avoid extra bottom gap

my-6 adds margin both above and below the page. If the intent is only to push content below the nav bar, mt-6 (or nav-height specific spacing) may be clearer and avoid an unexpected blank strip at page bottom.

-    <div className='my-6'>
+    <div className='mt-6'>
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next-env.d.ts (5)

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Timestamp: 2025-01-18T08:44:43.614Z
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pages/tools/index.tsx (1)
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pages/tools/index.tsx

[error] 21-21: Prettier formatting error: Delete extra space (prettier/prettier).

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Comment on lines +20 to +21
<div className='my-6'>
<GenericLayout title='Tools' description={description} image={image} >
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⚠️ Potential issue

Pipeline failing – remove stray space before >

Prettier flags the extra space after the last prop on line 21, breaking CI.

-      <GenericLayout title='Tools' description={description} image={image} >
+      <GenericLayout title='Tools' description={description} image={image}>
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<div className='my-6'>
<GenericLayout title='Tools' description={description} image={image} >
<div className='my-6'>
<GenericLayout title='Tools' description={description} image={image}>
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[error] 21-21: Prettier formatting error: Delete extra space (prettier/prettier).

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In pages/tools/index.tsx around lines 20 to 21, there is a stray space before
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error and resolve the CI pipeline failure.

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