Update Keycloak Login Button Label and Icon for Clarity #6
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Summary
This PR updates the label and icon of the Keycloak login button to better reflect its functionality. The label has been changed from "Sign in with Google" to "Sign in with SSO," and the Google logo has been replaced with a lock icon.
Changes
Updated button label to "Sign in with SSO"
Replaced Google logo with a lock icon
Rationale
The previous label and icon could be misleading, as the button is used for Single Sign-On (SSO) via Keycloak, not specifically for Google authentication. The new label and icon aim to provide a more accurate representation of the button's functionality.
Testing
Manually tested the changes to ensure that the new label and icon appear correctly and that the button still functions as expected.
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