[UX Fix] Hard to distinguish between user and assistant responses #1976
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*Issue #1344
Description of changes:
User prompt has changed:
• The prompt now shows "You > " in cyan bold text instead of just "> " in magenta
• This makes it clearer that you're the one typing
Assistant responses are now labeled:
• The assistant's responses now start with "Amazon Q > " in yellow bold text
• This clearly distinguishes between user input and Amazon Q's responses
These UI changes make the chat interface more intuitive and easier to follow, as you can clearly see who is speaking at any
given time.
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