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feat: add model name to conversation page #5270

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The recent changes enhance the chat interface by introducing a new CSS class for styling chat model names and by conditionally displaying the model information in the chat messages. This improves the visual clarity and contextual understanding of messages, enriching the user experience with better differentiation between user and model messages.

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.../chat.module.scss, .../chat.tsx Added a new CSS class .chat-model-name for styling chat model names and implemented conditional rendering for displaying the model property in messages based on the user status.

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With model names in a lovely hue,
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Files that changed from the base of the PR and between edb92f7 and fb5fc13.

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1527-1530: Conditional rendering of model name looks good.

The addition of the model name display for non-user messages enhances the chat interface by providing more context to the user.

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