Changed <a> to <button> for SEO improvements#1012
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I replaced the <a> tag with a <button> because search engines may use href attributes in links for website crawling. Since this element is intended for an action rather than navigation, using a <button> improves semantic correctness and prevents unintended indexing by search engines.
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<a>tag with<button>because search engines may use href attributes in links for website crawling. Since this element is intended for an action rather than navigation, using a<button>improves semantic correctness and prevents unintended indexing by search engines.