Switch overflow menues to ha-menu

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Fixes hacs/integration#4022

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Walkthrough

Walkthrough

The changes introduce a brand-new overflow menu feature in the HACS Dashboard, making it a breeze for users to interact with repository options. With a revamped menu structure, stylish error state indicators, and dynamic rendering based on user selections, this is a major upgrade! Plus, the implementation tackles those pesky visibility issues caused by overlapping UI elements—no more hide-and-seek with menus!

Changes

Files	Change Summary
src/components/hacs-repository-owerflow-menu.ts	Enhanced repositoryMenuItems with localization support and modified severity from warning to error.
src/dashboards/hacs-dashboard.ts	Updated imports, added new properties and methods for overflow menu functionality, and revamped rendering logic.
src/dashboards/hacs-repository-dashboard.ts	Introduced ha-menu and ha-menu-item components, replacing the old icon button, and added logic for menu visibility.
src/styles/hacs-common-style.ts	Added new styles for error and warning states in the overflow menu, improving visual feedback.

Sequence Diagram(s)

sequenceDiagram
    participant User
    participant HacsDashboard
    participant OverflowMenu

    User->>HacsDashboard: Clicks overflow menu
    HacsDashboard->>OverflowMenu: Open menu
    OverflowMenu->>HacsDashboard: Populate with options
    HacsDashboard->>User: Display menu
    User->>OverflowMenu: Select an option
    OverflowMenu->>HacsDashboard: Execute action

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Assessment against linked issues

Objective	Addressed	Explanation
Overflow menu obscured by top menu bars (#4022)	✅
Adjust overflow menu display logic to prevent overlap (#4022)	✅
Improve user interaction with repository options (#4022)	✅

And there you have it! The overflow menu is now more user-friendly and ready to tackle those pesky overlapping UI elements like a pro. If only it could tackle my laundry too!

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Files that changed from the base of the PR and between 38e05a1 and 3f1b3d4.

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• src/dashboards/hacs-dashboard.ts (7 hunks)

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src/dashboards/hacs-dashboard.ts

[error] 185-185: Change to an optional chain.

Unsafe fix: Change to an optional chain.

(lint/complexity/useOptionalChain)

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src/dashboards/hacs-dashboard.ts (7)

6-6: Approved: New icon import for the overflow menu. 👍

The mdiDotsVertical icon is imported correctly from @mdi/js. It will be used in the new overflow menu feature.

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15-15: Approved: New imports for the overflow menu and dashboard enhancements. 🎉

The new imports are spot-on:

• query and state decorators from lit/decorators for querying and managing state.
• HaMenu and HaMenuItem components for creating the overflow menu.
• PageNavigation type for defining the dashboard tabs.

These imports lay the foundation for the exciting new features! 🚀

Also applies to: 32-33, 37-37, 39-39

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108-115: Approved: New properties for the overflow menu. 🎊

The new properties are the secret ingredients for the overflow menu magic:

• _overflowMenu and _repositoryOverflowMenu annotated with @query to summon the menus from the DOM realm.
• _overflowMenuRepository annotated with @state to keep track of the chosen repository.

With these properties, the overflow menu will come to life! ✨

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126-154: Approved: Rendering the overflow menu and enhancing the dashboard. 🌟

The render method has undergone a fabulous transformation:

• A shiny new ha-menu element to conjure the overflow menu based on the selected repository.
• Dynamic menu items generated by the repositoryMenuItems function, bringing context-sensitive actions to life.
• Styling improvements that add a touch of elegance and clarity to the interface.

These changes will make the dashboard more intuitive and delightful to use! 🎨

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444-464: Approved: New methods for handling overflow menu visibility. 😎

The _showOverflowRepositoryMenu and _showOverflowMenu methods are the secret sauce for the overflow menu's smooth moves:

• They keep a watchful eye on the menus' state and toggle their visibility like a pro.
• User interactions are handled gracefully, ensuring a seamless experience.
• The methods are well-structured and blend perfectly with the existing codebase.

With these methods in place, the overflow menus will dance to the user's tune! 🕺💃

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185-185: Skipped: False positive static analysis hint. 🙈

The static analysis tool got a bit too excited here! The code at line 185 already uses the optional chaining operator ?., so no need to change anything.

False positives happen, but we can just smile and wave at them! 😄👋

Tools

Biome

[error] 185-185: Change to an optional chain.

Unsafe fix: Change to an optional chain.

(lint/complexity/useOptionalChain)

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228-237: Approved: Graceful handling of HACS disabled state. 😌

This code segment is like a caring friend, always looking out for the user:

• It checks if HACS is feeling under the weather using this.hacs.info.disabled_reason.
• If HACS is in good spirits, it invites the user to the custom repositories party! 🎉
• But if HACS needs a break, it gently informs the user with an alert dialog.

The code is well-structured and handles the situation with grace and style! 👌

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