chore: restyle game select page

[williamsjokvist]

Summary by CodeRabbit

• New Features

  • Updated game selection UI with improved layout and dynamic styling for game logos.
  • Added additional style properties for game entries, enhancing visual presentation.

• Bug Fixes

  • Changed image format for "Street Fighter 6" to improve loading performance.

• Style

  • Modified button styling for a more modern appearance, including changes to border radius and width.

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Walkthrough

The changes made to the TrackingGamePicker component in tracking-game-picker.tsx involve updating image formats, enhancing style properties for game entries, and modifying the layout and styling of the game selection UI. The image for "Street Fighter 6" has been converted to WEBP format. The GAMES array now includes new style attributes, and the UI's item spacing and button styles have been adjusted for improved appearance.

Changes

File Path	Change Summary
gui/src/pages/tracking/tracking-game-picker.tsx	- Changed "Street Fighter 6" image from PNG to WEBP format. - Updated GAMES array with new style properties for "Tekken 8" and "Street Fighter 6". - Increased gap between items from gap-8 to gap-24. - Modified button styles: border radius from rounded-lg to rounded-2xl, width from w-52 to w-60, fixed height to h-[70px]. - Updated img tag to use new dynamic styling from GAMES array.

Sequence Diagram(s)

sequenceDiagram
    participant User
    participant GamePicker
    participant GameList
    participant Button

    User->>GamePicker: Selects a game
    GamePicker->>GameList: Display updated game list
    GameList->>Button: Update button styles
    Button-->>GamePicker: Reflect selected game
    GamePicker-->>User: Show selected game with new styles

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🐇 "In a world of games, bright and bold,
With styles anew, stories unfold.
From PNG to WEBP, a leap we take,
With gaps and buttons, our choices awake.
Hopping through pixels, a joyful delight,
In the game picker, all feels just right!" 🎮✨

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