🎨 Palette: Add loading state to login button #7
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This commit introduces a loading state to the login button in the `LoginView` component. 💡 **What:** When a user clicks the "Guide öffnen" button, it now disables and displays a spinner to indicate that the login request is in progress. 🎯 **Why:** Previously, there was no visual feedback after clicking the login button. This could lead to user confusion or multiple clicks. The loading state provides immediate feedback, improving the user experience by making the login process feel more responsive and preventing duplicate submissions. ♿ **Accessibility:** The button is programmatically disabled during the loading state, which prevents keyboard and screen reader users from interacting with it while the action is being processed.
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This change adds a loading state to the login button to provide better user feedback during the login process. It includes a new spinner icon and updates the
LoginViewcomponent to handle the loading state. The change has been verified with a Playwright test and a screenshot.PR created automatically by Jules for task 2657145291050459259 started by @BenjaminWie