[Feature]: Create a Visual Code Diff Viewer

[harmeetsingh11]

Description

Implement a feature that visually displays the differences between the original and refactored code, similar to GitHub's diff viewer.

Details:

• Overview: Enhance the user interface to include a visual code diff viewer. This will allow users to easily see the changes made during the refactoring process by highlighting the differences between the original and refactored code.

• Requirements:

  • Add a new section in the UI to display the code diff.
  • Use a diff library to compute the differences between the original and refactored code.
  • Render the diff output in a visually appealing and easy-to-understand format, similar to GitHub's diff viewer.
  • Ensure that additions, deletions, and modifications are clearly highlighted with appropriate colors and symbols.
  • Add the ability to toggle between the diff view and the original/refactored code view.

Justification

• Improves user experience by providing a clear visual representation of code changes.
• Helps users understand the modifications made during the refactoring process.
• Makes it easier to identify and review changes, especially in large codebases.

Implementation Details (optional)

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[TomLucasakaTGeek]

Sir i want to work on this issue as it looks interesting.

[harmeetsingh11]

@TomLucasakaTGeek which open-source program you are currently part of- gssoc, or vsoc?

[TomLucasakaTGeek]

Both

[harmeetsingh11]

@TomLucasakaTGeek the issue has been assigned to you.