fix: update selector for channel section

[maksPodstawski]

Description

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Testing

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Twitch

• BetterTTV (BTTV)
• FrankerFaceZ (FFZ)
• 7TV
• Native Twitch

Kick

• 7TV
• Nipahtv (NTV)
• Native Kick

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Summary of Changes

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This pull request provides a crucial fix for the Kick platform integration by updating a CSS selector to match recent UI changes, ensuring the module continues to function as expected. Concurrently, it refines the module's dependencies by removing an unused styled-components import, streamlining the code and improving maintainability.

Highlights

• CSS Selector Update: The CSS selector used to identify the channel section on the Kick platform has been updated from section.rounded to section.rounded-lg. This change adapts to recent UI modifications on the platform, ensuring the module correctly targets the intended element.
• Dependency Cleanup: The styled-components import has been removed from the channel-section.module.tsx file, as it is no longer utilized by this specific module, contributing to a cleaner and more efficient codebase.

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Code Review

This pull request correctly updates a CSS selector for the channel section on Kick, which should resolve the issue with the feature not working. It also includes a good cleanup by removing an unused import. I have one suggestion regarding the new selector to improve long-term maintainability.

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For better maintainability, it's a good practice to extract magic strings like this CSS selector into a named constant at the top of the file or class. For example: const CHANNEL_SECTION_SELECTOR = "#channel-content section.rounded-lg";. This makes the code more readable and centralizes the selector, making it easier to update if it changes again in the future.

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Pull request overview

This PR fixes a broken CSS selector for the channel section module on the Kick platform. The selector was updated from section.rounded to section.rounded-lg to match changes in Kick's CSS class naming, and an unused import was removed for cleaner code.

Changes:

• Updated CSS selector to target the correct element with the current class name (rounded-lg instead of rounded)
• Removed unused styled-components import

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