Feature/improve icons

[cs-util]

This pull request updates the menu and floating action button icons in index.html to use accessible SVG graphics instead of text-based icons. It also ensures consistent coloring for better visual clarity.

UI improvements:

• Replaced the text-based menu icon (☰) in the menuButton with an accessible SVG icon for improved accessibility and visual consistency. Also removed the font-semibold class and ensured the icon color matches the design.
• Updated the floating action button (fab) to use an SVG icon with additional decorative circles, and enforced white icon coloring for better contrast and consistency.

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Summary of Changes

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This pull request focuses on improving the user interface by upgrading the menu and floating action button icons from simple text characters to modern, accessible SVG graphics. This change not only enhances the visual appeal and consistency across the application but also improves accessibility by providing more robust and scalable icon representations with proper color management.

Highlights

• Menu Icon Update: The text-based menu icon (☰) has been replaced with an accessible SVG graphic, removing the "font-semibold" class and ensuring consistent coloring.
• FAB Icon Enhancement: The Floating Action Button (FAB) now uses an SVG icon, which includes additional decorative circles, and its coloring is enforced to white for better contrast and consistency.

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Code Review

This pull request effectively improves the user interface by replacing text-based icons with accessible SVG graphics for both the menu button and the floating action button. The changes are well-implemented, using aria-hidden for accessibility on the decorative icons and currentColor for consistent styling. The new icon for the floating action button is also more descriptive of its function ('Open list'), which is a great enhancement for usability. The code is clean and follows best practices for inlining SVGs. Overall, this is a solid improvement to the UI.