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Convert nav-button to TypeScript

This PR converts the files in src/elements/common/nav-button to TypeScript:

  • NavButton.js -> NavButton.tsx
  • BackButton.js -> BackButton.tsx
  • index.js -> index.ts

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  • Renamed files from .js to .ts/.tsx
  • Renamed Props types to ComponentProps and exported as interfaces
  • Removed Flow header comments
  • Fixed TypeScript type errors

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You need to create .js.flow files for these files

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Yes, the type from 'react-router' is the correct type to use here.

The type from 'react-router' provides the interface for the object that contains route parameters. It includes properties like , , , and , which are used in the function.

In the original Flow code, the type was defined inline, but in TypeScript, we can import the standard type definition from 'react-router'. This is more maintainable and ensures type consistency with the rest of the React Router ecosystem.

The type is used in conjunction with the type from 'history' to provide the parameters for the function, which determines whether a navigation link should be displayed as active.

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Yes, the match type from 'react-router' is the correct type to use here.

The match type from 'react-router' provides the interface for the object that contains route parameters. It includes properties like path, url, isExact, and params, which are used in the isActive function.

In the original Flow code, the Match type was defined inline, but in TypeScript, we can import the standard type definition from 'react-router'. This is more maintainable and ensures type consistency with the rest of the React Router ecosystem.

The match type is used in conjunction with the Location type from 'history' to provide the parameters for the isActive function, which determines whether a navigation link should be displayed as active.

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The current import of Location from 'history' is correct.

In React Router v5 (which this project appears to be using based on the imports), the Location type is defined in the 'history' package, which is a dependency of 'react-router'. The 'react-router' package uses this type but doesn't re-export it.

The match type, on the other hand, is defined directly in 'react-router', which is why we import it from there.

This approach follows the pattern used in the React Router documentation and ensures we're importing types from their source packages, which is a good practice for TypeScript projects.

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revert this commit: 00099e44e038f9add60fe7a74406e189f0caa9fe

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Closing due to inactivity.

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@coderabbitai please compare the typescript files in this PR and the equivalent Flow files and confirm there are no changes in logic. In addition, please create a summary table that includes all the differences between the files.

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