Hide congrats confetti when not on inbox tab

[Francisca105]

Celebration Component Improvements

Component Updates:

• apps/web/components/Celebration.tsx:
  • Added optional confetti prop to control the display of confetti.
  • Conditionally render the "Congrats!" text and confetti based on the confetti prop.

Integration:

• apps/web/components/email-list.tsx:
  • Updated to pass the confetti prop dynamically (type !== "inbox") when using the Celebration component.

Closes #123

Summary by CodeRabbit

• Enhancements
  • Updated the empty email list display: now shows a celebration message only for the inbox, while other folders display a neutral "No emails to display" message.

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Walkthrough

The change updates the empty state rendering logic in the email list component. Now, the celebratory "Inbox Zero" message is shown only when the email list type is "inbox". For all other types, such as "drafts", a neutral informational message is displayed instead. The generic celebration message for non-inbox types has been removed, and no changes were made to the component's exported interface.

Changes

File(s)	Change Summary
apps/web/components/email-list/EmailList.tsx	Updated empty state logic: celebration message now shown only for "inbox" type; others show neutral text.

Assessment against linked issues

Objective	Addressed	Explanation
Only show "Inbox Zero" celebration on inbox tab, not on others (#123)	✅

Poem

A rabbit hops through inbox land,
Where empty lists are simply grand.
No more confetti for every tab—
Just inbox cheers, the rest stay fab.
Drafts and sent now calmly say,
"No emails here, just hop away!"
🐇✨

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[Francisca105]

@elie222 Could you please take a look? Would love to hear your thoughts!

[elie222]

Hey, instead of passing in props to change the congrats component, we can just show a message instead:

"No emails" Or what Gmail does: "There are no conversations with this label."

So would be st like this:

{type === "inbox" ? <Celebration /> : "No emails"}

[Francisca105]

I've updated the code to display a simple message instead of using the Celebration component outside of the inbox, as requested. Here's a preview of how it looks now on the page:

I also added some basic styling to maintain consistency (you can check out the changes here)

Let me know if this looks good to you or if you'd prefer any adjustments!

[Francisca105]

@elie222 Could you take a look at the changes and let me know if this meets what you had in mind? Thanks!