Update navigation bar background

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Summary of Changes

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This pull request refines the visual presentation of the application's navigation bar. The changes introduce a more modern and integrated look by applying a subtle transparency to the background and dynamically adjusting the corner radius, enhancing the overall user interface experience.

Highlights

• Enhanced Navigation Bar Aesthetics: The navigation bar now features a subtle transparency and dynamically adjusted rounded corners, improving its visual integration with the surrounding UI.
• Dynamic Corner Radius: A new composable function, navigationBarShape, was introduced to apply a rounded corner shape to the navigation bar, with the corner size adapting based on whether a compact bottom navigation is preferred.
• Semi-Transparent Background: The BottomAppBar's container color has been updated to include a 0.98f alpha value, providing a slightly transparent background effect.

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Changelog

• scaffold/src/commonMain/kotlin/com/tunjid/heron/scaffold/scaffold/PaneNavigation.kt
  • Imported necessary Compose animation and UI utilities like animateDpAsState, RoundedCornerShape, getValue, and Shape.
  • Modified the BottomAppBar composable to utilize a semi-transparent containerColor and a dynamically generated shape.
  • Added a new @Composable function navigationBarShape to compute the appropriate RoundedCornerShape based on the prefersCompactBottomNav state.
  • Defined new private constants CompactCornerSize, RegularCornerSize, and BackgroundAlpha for consistent styling.

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Code Review

This pull request updates the navigation bar's background by adding a slight transparency and an animated rounded corner shape. The changes are well-implemented. I have a few minor suggestions to improve code style and maintainability, such as adhering to Kotlin's naming conventions for constants and adding labels to animations for better debugging.