Restore Edit and Delete options in DropdownMenu

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• Understand the issue - Edit and Delete options were removed from the DropdownMenu in DeeprItem.kt
• Add Edit and Delete menu items to the DropdownMenu in DeeprItem.kt
• Import the required TablerIcons for Edit and Trash
• Verify code syntax and structure
• Run security checks
• Style delete menu item with error colors (text/icon: onErrorContainer)
• Fix import ordering lint error
• Fix compilation error - remove unsupported containerColor parameter

Summary

Successfully restored the Edit and Delete options to the DropdownMenu that were accidentally removed in PR #192, styled the delete option with error colors, and fixed compilation errors.

Changes Made:

1. DeeprItem.kt: Added two import statements for TablerIcons.Edit and TablerIcons.Trash
2. DeeprItem.kt: Added two DropdownMenuItem components for Edit and Delete actions in the DropdownMenu
   • Edit option: Triggers MenuItem.Edit(account) event
   • Delete option: Triggers MenuItem.Delete(account) event with error colors
   • Both follow the same pattern as existing menu items with icons and string resources
3. DeeprItem.kt: Added MenuDefaults import and styled the delete menu item with:
   • Text color: MaterialTheme.colorScheme.onErrorContainer
   • Icon color: MaterialTheme.colorScheme.onErrorContainer
   • Note: Background color customization is not supported by MenuDefaults.itemColors in Material3 1.5.0-alpha04
4. DeeprItem.kt: Fixed import ordering - moved MenuDefaults to correct alphabetical position
5. DeeprItem.kt: Removed unsupported containerColor parameter that was causing compilation error

Technical Details:

• The MenuItem.Edit and MenuItem.Delete sealed classes were already defined and handlers exist in Home.kt
• Used existing string resources: R.string.edit and R.string.delete
• Used TablerIcons for consistency: TablerIcons.Edit and TablerIcons.Trash
• Code follows existing patterns and formatting standards
• Delete option now has visual distinction with error text/icon colors to indicate destructive action
• All imports are now properly alphabetically sorted
• Fixed compilation error by removing containerColor parameter which is not supported by MenuDefaults.itemColors API

Security Summary:

No security vulnerabilities detected in the changes.

Original prompt

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This section details on the original issue you should resolve

<issue_title>Add Edit and Delete option in Option Menu</issue_title>
<issue_description>Removed by mistake in
#192</issue_description>

Comments on the Issue (you are @copilot in this section)

@yogeshpaliyal @yogeshpaliyal I think it should be fixed in next release else users might get confused aa they won't see the option to delete and edit.

Fixes #209

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[yogeshpaliyal]

@copilot add delete drop-down item color to background as error container and icon color and text color as onErrorContainer

[Copilot]

@copilot add delete drop-down item color to background as error container and icon color and text color as onErrorContainer

Done in commit 4b58f2c. The delete dropdown item now has:

• Background color: errorContainer
• Text and icon color: onErrorContainer

[yogeshpaliyal]

@copilot fix lint error

[Copilot]

@copilot fix lint error

Fixed in commit f98a556. The import ordering has been corrected - MenuDefaults is now in the proper alphabetical position after MaterialTheme.

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[yogeshpaliyal]

@copilot fix errors

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@copilot fix errors

Fixed in commit 233c0d1. Removed the unsupported containerColor parameter from MenuDefaults.itemColors(). The Material3 API doesn't support background color customization for DropdownMenuItem through the colors parameter. The delete item now has error-colored text and icon only.