Ensure split pane uses lg breakpoint

[dt2patel]

Summary

• update the root split pane markup to use the lg breakpoint consistently

Testing

• not run

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https://chatgpt.com/codex/tasks/task_b_68f07dfa90508321806d10dfff47f0ce

[gemini-code-assist]

Summary of Changes

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This pull request refactors the root split pane component in src/App.vue to ensure consistent usage of the lg breakpoint. The change primarily involves updating the component's tag name to its lowercase equivalent and reordering its attributes, which likely aligns with framework conventions or addresses a minor rendering inconsistency, ensuring the UI behaves as expected across different screen sizes.

Highlights

• Component Naming Consistency: The IonSplitPane component in src/App.vue was updated to use its lowercase tag name ion-split-pane, aligning with common web component naming conventions and framework best practices.
• Attribute Reordering: The attributes content-id and when on the ion-split-pane component were reordered for improved consistency and readability.

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Code Review

This pull request updates the <IonSplitPane> component to use kebab-case (<ion-split-pane>), which improves consistency with other Ionic components used throughout the project. This is a good stylistic improvement. I have added one minor suggestion to align the attribute order with the official Vue style guide for better readability.

[gemini-code-assist]

While the change to kebab-case for the component name is great for consistency, the attribute order could be improved for better readability by following the recommended Vue style guide conventions. Attributes that provide global awareness, like content-id, are typically placed before other attributes. ¹

<ion-split-pane content-id="main-content" when="lg">

Style Guide References

Footnotes

1. The official Vue Style Guide recommends an order for attributes where 'Global Awareness' attributes (like id) come before other attributes. content-id functions similarly to an id and should be placed before the when prop. ↩