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🎨 Palette: Add loading states to authentication buttons#157

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💡 What

Added loading states (disabled, aria-busy, and text changes) to the Login, Register, and Google Sign-In buttons in the vanilla JS app.

🎯 Why

Previously, the buttons had no visual feedback upon clicking, allowing double submissions and causing confusion if the API took time to respond. Providing immediate visual feedback improves user trust and interface intuitiveness.

📸 Before/After

Before: Clicking "Sign In" does not change the button, it remains clickable.
After: Clicking "Sign In" changes the text to "Logging in...", grays out the button (disabled), and prevents additional clicks until the process resolves (or fails).

♿ Accessibility

Added aria-busy="true" to the buttons during the asynchronous requests, explicitly informing screen readers that the section is currently processing information. Added robust finally blocks to ensure accessibility states are cleaned up even if the operation throws an error.


PR created automatically by Jules for task 13038865507556520644 started by @singhaditya21

Add proper loading states to the Login, Register, and Google Sign-In buttons
in the vanilla JavaScript frontend.

Changes:
- Added `aria-busy="true"` and `disabled` attributes during async operations.
- Updated button text to "Logging in...", "Connecting...", etc.
- Leveraged `e.submitter` to reliably target the triggering button.
- Refactored setTimeout in handleGoogleSignIn to an awaitable Promise.
- Implemented `finally` blocks to guarantee state restoration.

Co-authored-by: singhaditya21 <53948039+singhaditya21@users.noreply.github.com>
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