Fixed Support Label link on Navbar

[PeculiarE]

Fixed Support Label link on Navbar
Updated the file index.html for the proposed changes

Fixes #540

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[PeculiarE]

Hi @TildaDares. Could you please approve the running workflows for my PR? Thank you.

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Hi @TildaDares. I have made another commit to fix the previously failing tests. Could you please approve the workflow once more? Thank you.

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Hi @PeculiarE, can you remove the package-lock.json and dist/community-toolbox.js files from this PR? Thanks!

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Hiya @TildaDares....when I made the first commit, the tests on the PR were failing and when I checked the log, the issue was related to failure to install dependencies. I then thought it was because I didn't install the dependencies on my local and just only edited the typo on theindex.htmlfile.

So I went back to my branch on my PC, did npm install, ran the build just to be sure, and then ran tests. The tests passed but the package-lock.json and dist/community-toolbox.js files had changes. I thought that committing these changes would fix the failing tests on Github. Turns out I was wrong as the tests are still failing here on Github even though they're passing on my local machine. Do you have any idea why that is?

I have reverted the changes and removed both files from the PR as requested. I'm just puzzled why the tests didn't pass since it was only the index.html file I edited.

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