fix(tab): fix tab overflow always displayed

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• Style
  • Updated horizontal scrolling behavior for tab lists so that scrollbars now only appear when needed, improving visual appearance.

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Walkthrough

The update modifies the base CSS class in the host theme of flowbiteTabListTheme, changing its horizontal overflow behavior from always displaying a scrollbar to only showing it when necessary. No other logic or exported entity was altered.

Changes

File(s)	Change Summary
libs/flowbite-angular/tab/src/tab-list/theme.ts	Changed overflow-x-scroll to overflow-x-auto in the base class of the host theme.

Poem

A gentle tweak to overflow,
Now scrollbars only sometimes show.
Tabs glide with ease, not always wide,
A smoother look, a tidier ride.
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Learnt from: MGREMY
PR: themesberg/flowbite-angular#88
File: libs/flowbite-angular/navbar/navbar.component.ts:99-99
Timestamp: 2024-12-11T09:25:50.819Z
Learning: In `libs/flowbite-angular/navbar/navbar.component.ts`, the `NavbarContentComponent` was already required because the `verify` function threw an error if `navbarContentChild` was undefined or null. Therefore, changing `contentChild` to `contentChild.required` does not introduce a breaking change.

Learnt from: MGREMY
PR: themesberg/flowbite-angular#111
File: apps/docs/docs/components/sidebar/directive/_multi-level.component.html:0-0
Timestamp: 2025-01-23T16:05:19.849Z
Learning: The SidebarComponent in flowbite-angular internally generates the `<ul>` element to wrap sidebar items. When using `<aside>` for a sidebar, adding `<nav>` is redundant as `<aside>` already provides appropriate semantic context.

libs/flowbite-angular/tab/src/tab-list/theme.ts (8)

Learnt from: MGREMY
PR: themesberg/flowbite-angular#88
File: libs/flowbite-angular/navbar/navbar.component.ts:99-99
Timestamp: 2024-12-11T09:25:50.819Z
Learning: In `libs/flowbite-angular/navbar/navbar.component.ts`, the `NavbarContentComponent` was already required because the `verify` function threw an error if `navbarContentChild` was undefined or null. Therefore, changing `contentChild` to `contentChild.required` does not introduce a breaking change.

Learnt from: MGREMY
PR: themesberg/flowbite-angular#110
File: apps/docs/docs/components/navbar/directive/_responsive.component.html:4-8
Timestamp: 2025-01-22T14:58:55.257Z
Learning: The `flowbite-navbar-toggle` directive in flowbite-angular:
1. Automatically includes a hamburger menu icon through its internal `flowbite-icon` component
2. Uses a theme-compatible SVG icon that adapts to the current color scheme using `currentColor`
3. Can be used both as a standalone element (`<flowbite-navbar-toggle>`) and as a directive on button elements (`<button flowbite-navbar-toggle>`)
4. Internally handles the click event to toggle the navbar's visibility

Learnt from: MGREMY
PR: themesberg/flowbite-angular#111
File: apps/docs/docs/components/sidebar/directive/_multi-level.component.html:0-0
Timestamp: 2025-01-23T16:05:19.849Z
Learning: The SidebarComponent in flowbite-angular internally generates the `<ul>` element to wrap sidebar items. When using `<aside>` for a sidebar, adding `<nav>` is redundant as `<aside>` already provides appropriate semantic context.

Learnt from: MGREMY
PR: themesberg/flowbite-angular#96
File: libs/flowbite-angular/scroll-top/scroll-top.component.ts:70-76
Timestamp: 2024-12-16T13:51:08.299Z
Learning: In `libs/flowbite-angular/scroll-top/scroll-top.component.ts`, when using signals in the template and checking `@if (icon())`, it's safe to use `icon()!` within the block because `icon()` is guaranteed to be defined in this context.

Learnt from: MGREMY
PR: themesberg/flowbite-angular#97
File: libs/flowbite-angular/accordion/accordion-title.component.ts:54-61
Timestamp: 2024-12-16T14:42:15.990Z
Learning: In the Flowbite Angular codebase, different components may have varying animation durations according to their design needs. For example, `duration-300` in `accordion-title.component.ts`, `duration-200` in `sidebar-item-group.component.ts`, and `duration-75` in `button.theme.ts` are intentionally set and acceptable.

Learnt from: MGREMY
PR: themesberg/flowbite-angular#110
File: apps/docs/docs/components/navbar/directive/_dropdown.component.html:6-8
Timestamp: 2025-01-22T14:59:03.619Z
Learning: The `flowbite-navbar-content` component in flowbite-angular automatically creates a `<ul>` element internally, so `<li>` elements can be directly placed within it without an additional wrapping `<ul>`.

Learnt from: MGREMY
PR: themesberg/flowbite-angular#110
File: apps/docs/docs/components/navbar/directive/_responsive.component.html:10-14
Timestamp: 2025-01-22T14:56:33.543Z
Learning: The `flowbite-navbar-content` component in flowbite-angular uses `<ul>` as its root element, so `<li>` elements can be placed directly inside it without an additional wrapping `<ul>` element.

Learnt from: MGREMY
PR: themesberg/flowbite-angular#108
File: libs/flowbite-angular/badge/badge.theme.ts:19-22
Timestamp: 2025-01-07T20:25:20.823Z
Learning: In Flowbite Angular, interfaces like `BadgeColors` that extend color types (e.g., `FlowbiteStandardColors`) intentionally include an index signature `[key: string]` to allow users to define their own custom color keys in the configuration.

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🔇 Additional comments (1)

libs/flowbite-angular/tab/src/tab-list/theme.ts (1)

17-17: Scrollbar behaviour fixed – looks good
Switching overflow-x-scroll to overflow-x-auto resolves the always-visible scrollbar without affecting scrollability. No further concerns.

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