feat: Update pagination control styling

[gocanto]

Summary

• align the recommendation pagination controls to the left
• restyle the pagination buttons to match the blog theme with equal sizing and pointer cursor feedback

Testing

• npm test (fails: vitest: not found)
• make format

Summary by CodeRabbit

• Style
  • Refined pagination controls with improved layout alignment and streamlined button styling.
  • Enhanced recommendations list with optimized spacing and scrolling behavior.

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Walkthrough

Pagination and recommendations UI components are refined through button rendering simplification, alignment adjustment, and the introduction of two new CSS classes for improved styling consistency. Logic and interaction patterns remain unchanged.

Changes

Cohort / File(s)	Summary
Component UI simplification src/components/PaginationControls.vue, src/partials/RecommendationPartial.vue	Navigation container alignment switches from justify-end to justify-start; previous/next buttons replaced with simplified markup using new pagination-buttons class; recommendations list ul element receives recommendations-list class alongside existing space-y-8.
CSS styling src/css/support/blog.css	Two new classes added: .paginatation-buttons (size, border, colors, transitions, dark-mode variants) and .recommendations-list (height, overflow, padding, scroll behavior).

Estimated code review effort

🎯 2 (Simple) | ⏱️ ~8 minutes

Possibly related PRs

• oullin/web#126: Modifies both PaginationControls.vue and RecommendationPartial.vue for pagination feature integration.
• oullin/web#3: Refactors RecommendationPartial.vue to render dynamic recommendations.

Suggested labels

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Poem

🐰 Buttons align and classes click,
Pagination flows with a simpler trick,
CSS tidy, components lean,
The cleanest UI you've ever seen!
No logic bent, just style's delight,
This refactor got it just right! ✨

✨ Finishing touches

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• Commit unit tests in branch gus/update-pagination-button-styles-2025-10-21

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• src/components/PaginationControls.vue (1 hunks)
• src/css/support/blog.css (1 hunks)
• src/partials/RecommendationPartial.vue (1 hunks)

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Summary of Changes

Hello @gocanto, I'm Gemini Code Assist¹! I'm currently reviewing this pull request and will post my feedback shortly. In the meantime, here's a summary to help you and other reviewers quickly get up to speed!

This pull request refines the visual presentation and layout of the pagination controls within the application. The primary goal is to enhance user experience by ensuring the controls are consistently styled with the existing blog theme and are positioned in a more intuitive manner, improving overall aesthetic coherence and usability.

Highlights

• Pagination Control Alignment: The pagination controls have been re-aligned to the left side of the container, moving from their previous right-aligned position.
• Button Styling Update: The 'Previous' and 'Next' pagination buttons have received a comprehensive restyling to match the application's blog theme. This includes changes to their size, color scheme (fuchsia/teal), hover effects, focus visibility, and disabled states, providing a more consistent and polished look.

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Code Review

This pull request updates the styling of the pagination controls by aligning them to the left and applying new button styles to match the blog's theme. The changes achieve the desired visual outcome. However, there is significant code duplication in the CSS classes for the pagination buttons. I have provided a suggestion to refactor this by extracting the classes into a variable, which will improve the code's maintainability and readability.