Refactor: Enhance Patch Element Display for Clarity#237
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Summary of Changes
This PR refactors the HTML output for patch elements on the dashboard to improve the display of patch file and description information. It ensures that the file and description fields are clearly labeled and handle cases where data might be missing by providing default values.
Technical Impact
This change enhances the user experience by making the dashboard more informative and user-friendly. It ensures that users can quickly identify the file and description associated with each patch, even when such information is absent. The modification maintains existing functionality but adds clarity in presentation, which could aid in better decision-making during the patch review process. Given the change is purely related to the UI layer, there are no expected impacts on backend logic or overall system performance.
Testing: Ensure to check the dashboard to verify that all patches with and without file/description data present are displayed correctly with the respective default messages.