change session badge color to blue #2696
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Modified the Sessions page to change the 'Beta' badge color from gray to blue, matching the Prompts page. The change involved removing the
color="gray"prop from theBadgecomponent within theAuthHeader. This update ensures UI consistency across different pages.Browser testing result ✅
Success image
Step: [Verify] The 'Beta' badge next to the 'Sessions' header is blue.
The assertion is that the 'Beta' badge next to the 'Sessions' header is blue. In the screenshot, the 'Beta' badge next to the 'Sessions' header is indeed blue. Therefore, the assertion is true.
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