refactor: fix the vue attributes order in UserMenu.vue

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Summary by CodeRabbit

• Bug Fixes
  • Refined user menu interactions so actions for Sign In, Register, Dashboard, My Groups, Notifications, and Logout perform as expected.
• Style
  • Adjusted layout spacing and alignment for a more polished menu appearance.

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Walkthrough

The update refines the event control in the UserMenu component by adding @click.stop event handlers to several v-list-item elements. It also reintroduces the v-select component's v-model binding in a way that does not change its functionality. Additionally, the changes include minor formatting adjustments such as aligning the prepend-icon attributes and spacing of the value attributes. No modifications were made to any exported or public entities.

Changes

File(s)	Change Summary
src/components/Navbar/User/UserMenu.vue	Added @click.stop handlers to multiple v-list-item elements (e.g., Sign In, Register, Dashboard, My Groups, Notifications, Logout), reinserted the v-select v-model binding, and applied minor formatting adjustments.

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src/components/Navbar/User/UserMenu.vue (7)

34-34: LGTM: Proper directive positioning

The v-model directive is correctly positioned according to ESLint Vue.js attribute order rules, which places two-way binding directives before other attributes.

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50-51: Improved event handling and attribute ordering

Great improvement! You've:

1. Added the value attribute before the event handler
2. Added the .stop modifier to prevent event propagation

This follows ESLint Vue.js attribute ordering rules and improves the component's behavior by preventing click events from propagating to parent elements.

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56-57: Proper attribute ordering and event handling

The changes follow the correct ESLint Vue.js attribute order with value coming before event handlers, and the @click.stop modifier prevents unwanted event bubbling.

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67-68: Consistent attribute ordering and event handling

The attribute ordering now follows Vue.js best practices with properties coming before event handlers, and the .stop modifier ensures proper event control.

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71-75: Fixed attribute alignment and event handling

Good changes:

1. Fixed indentation of the prepend-icon attribute for consistent formatting
2. Added @click.stop to prevent event propagation, matching the pattern used in other list items

These changes improve both code readability and component functionality.

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80-81: Consistent attribute ordering

The attribute ordering now correctly follows ESLint Vue.js guidelines with the value attribute appearing before the event handler.

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88-89: Proper attribute ordering and event handling

The changes maintain consistency with other list items by:

1. Adding the value attribute
2. Using the .stop modifier to prevent event propagation

This follows Vue.js best practices for attribute ordering and event handling.

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