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🎨 Palette: Add cursor-not-allowed to disabled tooltipped elements#52

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💡 What: Added cursor-not-allowed conditional class to wrapper <span> elements around disabled buttons that have tooltips.
🎯 Why: Disabled buttons rely on wrapper elements to show tooltips (as pointer-events-none on the button itself prevents mouse events). Because of this, the standard disabled cursor was missing. This change adds the expected visual feedback back to the wrappers.
📸 Before/After: Visual changes can be observed when hovering over disabled elements like the zoom buttons, "Add Books" while scanning, and several disabled actions in the BookDetailsPanel.
♿ Accessibility: Improved visual feedback for users indicating when actions are not currently possible while maintaining existing tooltip explanations.


PR created automatically by Jules for task 15260132600297524548 started by @jspann21

In Tailwind CSS, applying `pointer-events-none` directly to a disabled button prevents `cursor-not-allowed` from functioning correctly on hover. For buttons with a tooltip wrapper (`<span>`), we must conditionally apply `cursor-not-allowed` to the wrapper. This commit adds this class to wrapper elements in `App.tsx`, `LibraryHeader.tsx`, and `BookDetailsPanel.tsx`.

Co-authored-by: jspann21 <179991454+jspann21@users.noreply.github.com>
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