feat: lock app into portrait mode #319
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This PR deals with issue #313
Description:
This pull request addresses the need to lock the app in portrait mode for improved user experience and to ensure consistent behavior across all screens. By restricting the orientation to portrait mode, the app avoids unintended UI issues caused by rotation.
Changes Made:
Updated the AndroidManifest.xml to set screenOrientation to portrait for all activities.
Ensured the app maintains a consistent layout regardless of device rotation.
Tested the implementation to confirm the app behavior remains stable in portrait mode.
Key Benefits:
Prevents UI glitches caused by screen rotations.
Enhances usability, especially for layouts optimized for portrait mode.
Provides a smoother and more predictable user experience.