Add hasFab to datatable

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Walkthrough

Walkthrough

The recent update to the HacsDashboard class introduces a shiny new property, hasFab, to enhance user experience. This nifty addition allows the dashboard to conditionally render a Floating Action Button (FAB), making it more interactive and responsive. Now, users can enjoy a dashboard that not only looks good but also feels good to use. Talk about a win-win!

Changes

Files	Change Summary
src/dashboards/hacs-dashboard.ts	Introduced hasFab property to enhance template rendering logic, allowing conditional FAB display.

Sequence Diagram(s)

sequenceDiagram
    participant User
    participant HacsDashboard
    participant FAB

    User->>HacsDashboard: Load Dashboard
    HacsDashboard->>User: Render Dashboard
    alt hasFab is true
        HacsDashboard->>FAB: Display Floating Action Button
        FAB->>User: FAB is available for interaction
    else hasFab is false
        HacsDashboard->>User: No Floating Action Button available
    end

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And there you have it! A wealth of new functionality packed into your dashboard, ready to take user interaction to the next level. Just think of it as giving your dashboard a new pair of dancing shoes! 💃🕺

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src/dashboards/hacs-dashboard.ts (1)

123-123: FABulous Addition!

The hasFab property has been added to the hass-tabs-subpage-data-table component. This looks correct and should enhance the user experience by conditionally rendering the Floating Action Button (FAB). Just make sure it doesn't float away! 🛸

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