Fix/wrong display of skeleton loaders

[m-borgmann]

• only show skeleton loaders when actually navigation and not when clicking already active category
• improve variant selection styling

Summary by CodeRabbit

• Bug Fixes
  • Improved category and navigation link behavior so loading indicators only appear when navigating to a new category, not when clicking an already active one.
• Style
  • Updated product variant selection dropdown styling for better appearance and text handling.
• Chores
  • Updated application version to 0.1.9.

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Walkthrough

This update introduces conditional logic to click event handlers in navigation components, ensuring the loading state is set only when navigating to an inactive category or link. It also refines CSS class bindings for product variant selection, optimizes route usage in a composable, and increments the project version in the package manifest.

Changes

File(s)	Change Summary
components/Cms/Element/CmsElementCategoryNavigation.vue	Updated click handler to set listingStore.isLoading based on whether the clicked category is active.
components/Navigation/NavigationLink.vue	Modified click handler to conditionally set listingStore.isLoading only when navigating to an inactive link.
components/Product/ProductVariantSelection.vue	Adjusted select input CSS classes: removed right padding, added margin-right and text ellipsis for improved styling.
composables/useActivePath.ts	Refactored to call useRoute once at the top level, preserving route context for isActive checks.
package.json	Updated version from "0.1.8" to "0.1.9".

Sequence Diagram(s)

sequenceDiagram
    participant User
    participant NavigationComponent
    participant ListingStore
    participant useActivePath

    User->>NavigationComponent: Clicks category/link
    NavigationComponent->>useActivePath: isActive(seoUrls, true)
    useActivePath-->>NavigationComponent: Returns active status
    alt Link is not active
        NavigationComponent->>ListingStore: Set isLoading = true
    else Link is active
        NavigationComponent->>ListingStore: Set isLoading = false
    end

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