Fix App Crash on sign in screen

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• Bug Fixes
  • Improved compatibility of the sign-in screen on web platforms by adjusting the conditions under which the Apple Sign-In button is displayed.

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The update involves enhancing the sign-in screen within a Dart application, specifically for Flutter projects. An import statement for critical Flutter foundation utilities has been added, and the logic determining when to display the AppleSignInButton has been refined. This adjustment ensures that the button is now also correctly rendered for web platforms, in addition to iOS, enhancing cross-platform compatibility and user experience.

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Files	Summary
lib/ui/sign_in/sign_in_screen.dart	Added flutter/foundation.dart import; updated SignInScreenState to include kIsWeb.

Poem

In the realm of code, where the bits do hop,
A rabbit tweaked the screen, with a skip and a bop.
🌈 Across the web and iOS, it now can show,
An AppleSignInButton, gleaming in a row.
"For every user, a door," it said with glee,
"Open wide, come inside, where wonders you'll see!"
🚀 So here's to changes, small but mighty and bright,
A hop towards inclusivity, in the digital night.

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lib/ui/sign_in/sign_in_screen.dart (2)

4-4: The addition of the flutter/foundation.dart import is appropriate for utilizing kIsWeb in the conditional logic. Good job on ensuring the necessary dependencies are included.

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111-111: The modification to include kIsWeb in the conditional check for rendering the AppleSignInButton is a smart approach to enhance platform compatibility. However, ensure that the Platform.isIOS check is safely used, as direct calls to Platform can lead to exceptions in web environments. Consider wrapping Platform.isIOS in a method that safely checks for platform compatibility.