Fix: Broken Home link and added smooth scroll behavior for the issue 260

[DoyelMishra15]

🔧 This PR fixes the broken “Home” link in the navbar that was previously pointing to a non-existent home.html, causing a 404 error.

✅ Changed the href from "home.html" to "#top" to scroll to the top of the current page.
✅ Added scroll-behavior: smooth; to enable smooth scrolling experience.

Closes #260

[greptile-apps]

Greptile Summary

This PR fixes a critical navigation bug in the CodeClip application where the "Home" link in the navbar was pointing to a non-existent home.html file, causing 404 errors for users. The fix involves two key changes:

1. Navigation Fix: Changed the Home link's href attribute from "home.html" to "#top" in index.html (line 76), making it scroll to the top of the current page instead of attempting to navigate to a separate file.

2. Anchor Target: Added an anchor element <a id="top"></a> at the beginning of the HTML body (line 53) to serve as the scroll destination.

3. Smooth Scrolling Enhancement: Added scroll-behavior: smooth; to the html selector in styles.css (lines 8-11) to provide a polished scrolling animation when users click the Home link.

This solution aligns perfectly with CodeClip's single-page application architecture, where all content sections exist on the main index.html page. The anchor-based navigation is a standard web practice for same-page navigation, and the smooth scrolling enhancement follows modern UX patterns to improve the overall user experience.

Confidence score: 5/5

• This PR is extremely safe to merge and will immediately resolve the 404 error users are experiencing.
• The changes are minimal, focused, and follow standard web development practices with no risk of breaking existing functionality.
• No files need additional attention - the implementation is straightforward and complete.

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