fix: random reply count in mail list

[kotaikehara]

Description

• Fixed the random reply count display logic in mail-list.tsx to:
  • Dsiplay integer-based (1~10) reply count instead of floating point
  • Maintain consistent count between tooltip trigger and content

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Summary by CodeRabbit

• Bug Fixes
  • Ensured that the reply count and tooltip display a consistent random value in the demo content of the mail thread list.

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The update modifies the logic for rendering a tooltip with a random reply count in the Thread component's demo content. Instead of generating multiple random numbers for the count and tooltip text, the code now generates a single random integer between 1 and 10 using an immediately invoked function expression (IIFE). This ensures consistency between the displayed count and the tooltip. Additionally, the conditional rendering logic is simplified from a ternary operator to a logical AND expression.

Changes

File(s)	Change Summary
apps/mail/components/mail/mail-list.tsx	Refactored tooltip rendering to use a single random count via IIFE and simplified conditional logic.

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In the mailbox, numbers danced anew,
No more random counts out of the blue!
With a single roll, replies align,
Tooltip and number—now they rhyme.
Consistent counts, a coder’s delight,
The inbox glows with logic bright!
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apps/mail/components/mail/mail-list.tsx (1)

223-238: Good improvement to the random reply count logic!

This change nicely resolves the issue with inconsistent reply counts. Using an IIFE to generate a single random integer ensures the same count value is used in both the visible number and the tooltip content. The implementation correctly:

1. Generates an integer between 1-10 instead of potentially displaying floating-point numbers
2. Maintains consistency between the trigger display and tooltip text
3. Uses a cleaner logical AND expression for conditional rendering

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