Add visual scroll-to comment indicator #73
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Related to #63 Implements visual feedback for scrolled-to comments in Zendesk Link Collector extension. - Adds a new function `highlightComment` to apply a temporary highlight to a comment after scrolling to it. - Modifies the `scrollToComment` function to call `highlightComment`, providing a visual indication of the scrolled-to comment. - Ensures the highlight fades away after a few seconds, improving user experience by clearly indicating the comment of interest.
…to comment function to prevent duplicate messages
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Highlight the comment being scrolled to make it easier to see what comment you are scrolling to.
This PR also addresses an issue where the scroll-to comment could have sent multiple responses to the background script/popup script, making one of the messages return an exception.
Closes #63