feat(circuit): Added labels for circuit elements in Simulator

[nickhil-verma]

Fixes #406

I've made changes to improve the clarity of circuit diagrams in the project, especially in the "misc" section. Previously, these diagrams were presented without labels or names for the circuit elements, making it difficult for newcomers to understand them.

Changes:- Added labels or names for the elements directly below the corresponding diagrams or images. This will make it easier for users to identify and understand the components used in the circuits.

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Summary by CodeRabbit

Summary by CodeRabbit

• UI Improvements

  • Enhanced element name display in search results and category listings.
  • Improved visibility for element names with consistent styling.
  • Implemented better text presentation within search and category panels.

• User Interaction Changes

  • Removed unsaved changes prompt when leaving the page.
  • Updated project creation logic to streamline user confirmation process.

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Walkthrough

The changes modify the ElementsPanel.vue component by introducing additional HTML elements to improve the display of element names. New <div> elements are added in two key areas: the search results and expansion panels. These divs wrap <p> elements showing element names, using specific CSS classes to control text overflow and positioning, thereby enhancing the visual presentation of element information. Additionally, modifications to the project.ts file affect the logic for project recovery and user prompts regarding unsaved changes.

Changes

File	Change Summary
src/components/Panels/ElementsPanel/ElementsPanel.vue	Added new <div> elements with overflow-hidden text-nowrap position-relative class to wrap element name display in search results and expansion panels.
src/simulator/src/data/project.ts	Commented out window.onbeforeunload event handler to disable unsaved changes prompt; modified newProject function logic for user confirmation before creating a new project.

Assessment against linked issues

Objective	Addressed	Explanation
Display element names below simulator elements for improved usability (#406)	✅
Enhance searchability and user understanding of circuit elements (#406)	✅

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🐰 In panels of elements, a rabbit's delight,
Divs dancing with names, now crisp and bright!
Overflow hidden, text neatly aligned,
Search results gleaming, categories refined.
A UI upgrade, with whiskers of glee! 🔍✨

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[nickhil-verma]

can you review this PR @tachyons