fix: Replace WatchOutline with Notifications #1509

[jciasenza]

#1509

What changed?
Replace WathOutline icon with notifications
it looks more aesthetic

And Testing OK

If something needs to be modified, let me know, thank you!!!
Atte
Juan Carlos (Aulasneo)

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Test suites passing
Documentation and test plan updated, if applicable
Received code-owner approving review

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All modified and coverable lines are covered by tests ✅

Project coverage is 89.25%. Comparing base (c20c767) to head (0b04c50).

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[itsjeyd]

@jciasenza Thank you for this contribution!

We have a green build here so I'm marking this PR as ready for review. (Let us know if you had plans to continue working on the changes before putting them up for review, though.)

[jciasenza]

itsjeyd I think it would be ready so they can merge it

[bradenmacdonald]

@jciasenza Thank you for the contribution. @itsjeyd This looks great from my perspective but shouldn't we get a product +1 since it's a UX change?

[angonz]

@jciasenza Thank you for the contribution. @itsjeyd This looks great from my perspective but shouldn't we get a product +1 since it's a UX change?

I asked Chelsea in the original issue to look at it.

[itsjeyd]

@bradenmacdonald @jciasenza Sounds good re: getting product approval.