Typo Update Loader.tsx

[0xminds]

Improve <animate> Tags by Making Them Self-Closing

Summary of changes:

• Replaced the non-self-closing <animate> tags with self-closing ones (<animate />).

Reason for change:

• Although using the closing </animate> tag is not technically wrong, it is more in line with modern best practices to use self-closing tags for elements that do not have any inner content. This improves readability and ensures cleaner code.

Impact:

• This change does not affect the functionality of the animation but adheres to a cleaner, more consistent code style.
• It improves the maintainability of the codebase by following the best practices for self-closing tags.

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This change is not critical, but it makes the code more concise and follows modern standards for JSX/React components.

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The changes made in this pull request involve modifications to the Loader component located in components/calculator/Loader.tsx. Specifically, the closing tags of the <animate> elements within the SVG circles have been altered from self-closing tags (/>) to explicit closing tags (>). This adjustment does not impact the functionality or rendering of the component, as the behavior of the SVG animations remains unchanged. There are no modifications to the declarations of exported or public entities in this update.

Possibly related PRs

• Fix invalid stroke-width attribute Update Loader.tsx #1118: This PR modifies the same Loader component in components/calculator/Loader.tsx, focusing on correcting the stroke-width attribute to strokeWidth, which is related to the SVG elements in the same file.

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• krofax

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components/calculator/Loader.tsx

[error] 15-23: Expected corresponding JSX closing tag for 'animate'.

Opening tag

closing tag

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[error] 33-41: Expected corresponding JSX closing tag for 'animate'.

Opening tag

closing tag

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[error] 51-59: Expected corresponding JSX closing tag for 'animate'.

Opening tag

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[krofax]

@0xminds I might have to close this ticket and revert to the previous implementation, here's why.