Update tabs.root.tsx

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• New Features
  • Enhanced visual presentation of tab items with improved alignment and spacing for icons and text.
  • Added specific styling for the active tab to improve visual distinction.

These changes work towards providing a clearer and more engaging user experience within the tab interface.

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Walkthrough

The recent updates enhance the user interface of the tabs component by improving the visual structure of tab items. Each tab now features a combined icon and text layout, promoting better alignment and a more engaging presentation. Additionally, the active tab styling has been refined to provide clear visual feedback, enriching the overall user experience.

Changes

Files	Change Summary
apps/web/examples/tabs/tabs.root.tsx	Enhanced tab items with structured titles combining icons and text; improved active tab styling.

Sequence Diagram(s)

sequenceDiagram
    participant User
    participant Tabs
    participant TabItem

    User->>Tabs: Click on a tab
    Tabs->>TabItem: Update active state
    TabItem->>Tabs: Render updated layout (icon + text)
    Tabs-->>User: Display active tab

Poem

🐇 In the land of tabs, where icons play,
A new design has brightened the day.
With text and icons side by side,
Each click brings joy, a visual ride!
Active tabs now proudly gleam,
In this UI, we dare to dream! ✨

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