Fix overflow issues on small devices#104
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Please bump the app version in pubspec.yaml to 1.12.08+11208
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Description
This PR addresses overflow issues that were occurring on small devices when displaying long usernames in the social media buttons and GridViews. The changes involve implementing a Wrap widget to allow the buttons to move to the next line on smaller devices, preventing overflow issues. The button width is also constrained to not exceed 200 pixels, ensuring a balanced and responsive layout across different screen sizes.
Additionally, for GridView builders, the manipulation of the [childAspectRatio] can often be challenging when trying to achieve a specific layout. To streamline this process and maintain a consistent design, I've opted to use mainAxisExtent instead. This approach allows for a more predictable and controlled layout, ensuring that the UI remains consistent across different device sizes.
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Test Changes on Device
You can download your APK from Firebase App Distribution once this PR builds successfully via the following link: https://appdistribution.firebase.dev/i/c796669942f8a811