General: Improve breadcrumb divider design

[simon-hng]

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Motivation and Context

I keep misreading the breadcrumb navigation as item1 is less than item2 is less than item3,
leading to poor usability and mental strain

Description

Replaces the divider of the breadcrumb navigation > with a fontawesome icon

Steps for Testing

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1. Try to see if there are any visual bugs with the breadcrumb navigation on various screen sizes and pages

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Summary by CodeRabbit

• New Features
  • Enhanced the navigation bar by adding breadcrumb dividers for better visual separation and navigation clarity.
  • Improved styling of breadcrumb item separators with a new CSS class for the divider element.

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Walkthrough

The recent updates aim to enhance the user interface of the navigation bar by introducing a dynamic breadcrumb divider. This improvement involves adding a conditional check in the HTML to display icons based on the breadcrumb position, updating the styling in the SCSS file for consistency, and importing the faChevronRight icon in the TypeScript file for use in the NavbarComponent.

Changes

File Path	Changes
.../navbar/navbar.component.html	Added a conditional check to display a breadcrumb divider icon based on the index value in the loop.
.../navbar/navbar.scss	Updated styling by replacing the breadcrumb item separators with a new CSS class for the divider element.
.../navbar/navbar.component.ts	Imported and assigned the faChevronRight icon in the NavbarComponent class.

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Actionable comments posted: 3

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Actionable comments posted: 1

[az108]

Optical Change is good