feat: add fixed side panel on non-problem pages #46
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Many users were confused about what to do after actually installing the extension. The underlying issue is that the extension doesn't do anything until the user is on an actual problem. This means that the user has to know to navigate to a random problem THEN create/join a room. This is way too many clicks, very clumsy, and not intuitive.
This PR makes it so that there is a little tab that gets placed on any LeetCode page. Users can open the tab and see the same LeetRooms UI that they would from a problem page - allowing them to login, create/join room, chat, etc... Then users can just click on one of the problems to jump to that problem's page.