Fix invalid stroke-width attribute Update Loader.tsx

[voronor]

Description

This PR addresses an issue in the Loader component where the stroke-width attribute was incorrectly used in JSX. The attribute stroke-width is not valid in JSX, as JSX requires all attributes to be written in camelCase. The correct attribute name is strokeWidth.

Changes Made

• Replaced all instances of stroke-width with the correct strokeWidth attribute in the <circle> elements.

Why This Fix Is Important

1. Prevents Potential Rendering Issues: Using invalid attribute names in JSX can result in the browser ignoring the attribute, causing rendering issues or inconsistent visual behavior.
2. Ensures Compatibility: The correction aligns with React's JSX syntax rules, ensuring the component behaves as expected across different environments.
3. Improves Code Consistency: Following proper naming conventions improves maintainability and reduces the risk of future bugs.

Before

<circle
  fill="#FF0420"
  stroke="#FF0420"
  stroke-width="15" <!-- Incorrect -->
  r="15"
  cx="40"
  cy="65"
/>

After

<circle
  fill="#FF0420"
  stroke="#FF0420"
  strokeWidth="15" <!-- Corrected -->
  r="15"
  cx="40"
  cy="65"
/>

Testing

• Verified that the Loader component renders correctly in the browser without warnings or errors.
• Checked animations to confirm that the strokeWidth change did not affect visual behavior.

Checklist

• Corrected stroke-width to strokeWidth.
• Verified component rendering and functionality.

Notes

Please review and merge this PR to fix the JSX syntax issue. Let me know if additional changes are required.

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Walkthrough

The changes in the pull request focus on the Loader component located in components/calculator/Loader.tsx. Specifically, the modifications involve updating the stroke-width attributes of SVG circle elements to use camelCase notation, changing them to strokeWidth. This adjustment is consistently applied to three circle elements within the SVG markup. Importantly, the overall structure and functionality of the Loader component remain unchanged, as the modifications are solely related to the naming conventions of the SVG attributes. There are no alterations to the declarations of exported or public entities in this update.

Sequence Diagram(s)

sequenceDiagram
    participant User
    participant Loader
    User->>Loader: Request to load component
    Loader->>Loader: Render SVG with updated strokeWidth
    Loader-->>User: Display Loader with SVG

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