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Noticed in this video that there was some extra leading space in <OrgSwitcher hidePersonal /> usage due to hidden element + gap usage.

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    • Improved layout consistency in the user preview component by reserving space for the avatar using styling, ensuring smoother visual alignment when the avatar is hidden.

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The UserPreview component was updated to adjust how vertical space is reserved for the avatar. Instead of rendering a placeholder container when an image URL exists but the avatar is hidden, the component now uses a conditional minHeight style on the root Flex element to maintain layout consistency. The previous placeholder element has been removed, and if the avatar is not shown, no additional element is rendered. No changes were made to exported or public entity declarations.

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134-134: Simplified conditional rendering eliminates placeholder element.

The change from rendering a placeholder container to returning null when the avatar should be hidden is the correct approach that eliminates the source of the spacing issue.

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