Ui fixxes and Sync improvements.

[DengreSarthak]

Summary by CodeRabbit

• New Features
  • Improved number formatting across the app for cleaner and more consistent display of numeric values.
• Bug Fixes
  • Ensured that manual sync actions now fully refresh token and CAT data in relevant sections.
• Style
  • Updated gradient colors for "Perfect Use Cases" cards to uniform blue (and yellow in dark mode) for a more cohesive appearance.
  • Removed decorative animated arrows from the "How CATs Work" section on desktop.
• Refactor
  • Streamlined UI text and formatting for enhanced readability.

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Walkthrough

This update enhances number formatting in token-related UI components by trimming trailing decimal zeros and using exponential notation for small values. Manual sync handlers in both the CAT interaction and "my-cats" pages now trigger full data refreshes after syncing. Decorative arrow elements and card gradient colors are adjusted on the landing page.

Changes

File(s)	Change Summary
web/src/app/[cat]/InteractionClient.tsx	Improved formatNumber to trim trailing zeros and use exponential notation; manual sync now calls initializeTokenDetails; UI number displays updated for consistency; minor JSX formatting tweaks.
web/src/app/my-cats/page.tsx	Manual sync handler now calls updateFilteredCATs() after syncing; function location and dependencies updated.
web/src/app/page.tsx	Removed animated gradient arrows in "How CATs Work"; updated "Perfect Use Cases" card gradients to uniform blue/yellow.

Sequence Diagram(s)

sequenceDiagram
    participant User
    participant UI
    participant Blockchain
    participant DataStore

    User->>UI: Click "Manual Sync"
    UI->>Blockchain: Fetch latest token/CAT data
    Blockchain-->>UI: Return token/CAT data
    UI->>DataStore: initializeTokenDetails() or updateFilteredCATs()
    DataStore-->>UI: Refreshed data
    UI-->>User: Updated UI with refreshed numbers

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Possibly related PRs

• AutoSync to the Blocchain Added #79: Adds event-driven and URL-parameter-triggered syncing mechanisms on the "my-cats" page, closely related to this PR's enhancements to manual sync and data refresh.
• Fixed deployment errors #76: Modifies initializeTokenDetails logic, which is also updated in this PR for full re-initialization after manual sync.
• Pagination Cats fetching fixed #81: Introduces and refactors updateFilteredCATs in "my-cats" page, which this PR now calls after manual sync.

Suggested reviewers

• ceilican

Poem

In the meadow of code, numbers now gleam,
With trailing zeros gone, they're crisp and clean.
Manual syncs now refresh with might,
CATs and supplies update just right.
Gradient arrows have fluttered away—
Blue cards shine bright, both night and day!
🐇✨

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