fix: fixed user navbar ui Implements #1444

[Malayt04]

I’ve updated the layout by moving the "Get Verified" button below the username instead of placing it beside it. This makes the top section of the user navbar look cleaner and prevents overflow issues when zooming in or out.

Summary by CodeRabbit

• Style
  • Updated the layout and styling of the user info section in the navigation panel for a clearer and more consistent appearance.
  • The user name, email, and verification button are now always displayed with improved arrangement and spacing.
  • The "Get verified" button is shown only for non-pro users below the email.
  • The "Pro" badge icon is now only shown for pro users.

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Walkthrough

The NavUser component's JSX structure and styling are updated to always display the user's email and the "Get verified" button for non-pro users. The badge icon is shown for pro users next to the name. The order and conditional rendering of the user name, badge, email, and button are reorganized for clarity and consistent layout, with no changes to logic or exported entities.

Changes

File(s)	Change Summary
apps/mail/components/ui/nav-user.tsx	Updated JSX structure and styling for user info: always show email below name, conditionally show badge or "Get verified" button, rearranged elements, added top margin, removed Gauge component comment.

Sequence Diagram(s)

sequenceDiagram
    participant User
    participant NavUserComponent

    User->>NavUserComponent: Render expanded NavUser
    NavUserComponent->>NavUserComponent: Show user name
    alt User is pro
        NavUserComponent->>NavUserComponent: Show BadgeCheck icon next to name
    else User is not pro
        NavUserComponent->>NavUserComponent: Show "Get verified" button below email
    end
    NavUserComponent->>NavUserComponent: Show truncated email below name and badge/button

Possibly related PRs

• Mail-0/Zero#1002: Both PRs modify the rendering of the user name and the conditional display of the BadgeCheck icon in the NavUser component, focusing on JSX structure and styling changes related to the user info section.

Poem

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In the nav where users dwell,
Names and emails now both swell.
Verified badge or not,
The button’s always got a spot.
With styling neat and order clear,
The user’s info shines right here!

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