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Main Purpose: This pull request adds a new screen for the Header & Footer Builder (HFB) functionality within the application, enhancing user experience and customizability for managing headers and footers.

Key Changes:

  • Introduced a new HFB component along with several sub-components including AllLayouts, Header, Footer, BeforeFooter, CustomBlock, and SidebarMenu to structure the HFB interface.
  • Created a sidebar with layout options for users to easily navigate between different sections (Headers, Footers, etc.) and initiate custom layout creation.
  • Updated the routing system to include a new route for the HFB under the path "hfb" to facilitate easy navigation.
  • Added new icons and functionalities that allow users to create and manage various layout types effectively.

Additional Notes:

  • Reviewers should focus on the integration of the new HFB components within the existing structure to ensure seamless functionality.
  • It would be wise to perform thorough testing of the navigation and component interactions within the HFB to verify that it operates correctly and meets the design requirements.
  • There are new assets included in the asset files, so ensure that these are correctly reflected in the application's build process. Also, check that the changes align with existing theme support conditions as noted in the enqueue_admin_scripts function.

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  • My code is tested
  • My code passes the PHPCS tests
  • My code follows accessibility standards
  • My code has proper inline documentation
  • I've included any necessary tests
  • I've included developer documentation
  • I've added proper labels to this pull request

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<?php return array('dependencies' => array('react', 'react-dom', 'wp-api-fetch', 'wp-dom-ready', 'wp-element', 'wp-i18n', 'wp-polyfill'), 'version' => 'a4bf903159352f100bfb');

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What: The version number in the asset file is updated. However, the reason for the updated version isn't clear.

Why: It's important to document the reason behind version changes to help other developers understand the context and the impact of the changes. This also aids in maintaining version control best practices.

How: Consider adding a comment above the version update to indicate what changes prompted the update. For example, you might note 'Version updated to reflect new features implemented in Header & Footer Builder'.

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!*** css ./node_modules/css-loader/dist/cjs.js!./node_modules/postcss-loader/dist/cjs.js!./src/styles.css ***!
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What: The addition of multiple comment blocks indicating CSS source loading can clutter the stylesheet.

Why: While documenting loaded sources is helpful for debugging, excessive comments can impact readability and maintainability. It's essential to find a balance to ensure that developers can still read the CSS without being overwhelmed by comments.

How: Consider keeping only essential comments that add significant value to the code. Alternatively, integrate documentation in a README or dedicated documentation file rather than within the CSS.

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@import url(https://fonts.googleapis.com/css?family=Josefin+Sans);
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!*** css ./node_modules/css-loader/dist/cjs.js!./node_modules/postcss-loader/dist/cjs.js!./node_modules/@fontsource/figtree/index.css ***!

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What: The repeated @font-face declarations for 'Figtree' could be optimized to avoid redundancy.

Why: Redundant declarations can lead to increased file size and redundancy, which complicates maintenance and can affect performance slightly when files are larger than necessary.

How: If all @font-face declarations share the same properties (apart from the unicode-range and src), they can be merged into a single declaration to reduce the size of the CSS.

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