Add M3's tall navigation bar

Plan step 25 (navigation Missing): NavigationBarTokens.TallContainerHeight,
80dp, had no prop. `<x-navigation-bar tall>` picks it, and the tall container
keeps the vertical item layout at every width — the 600px horizontal layout is
the short bar's alone, so every rule behind that container query now names
`:not([data-tall])`. `<x-app-shell tall-bar>` passes it through and grows
`--material-bottom-bar` to 5rem with it.

Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5.1 <noreply@anthropic.com>
Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_01Qwx5USif3wFFmxtHg5U1g9

resources/views/components/navigation-bar.blade.php

@@ -16,11 +16,15 @@
      Centered arrangement gives three to six items. Both follow the bar's own width (a container
      query), so a bar in a narrow column keeps the compact items.
 
+     `tall` is M3's other container: 80px (NavigationBarTokens.TallContainerHeight) with the
+     vertical item layout at every width — icon over label, never side by side — for a bar whose
+     labels need the room. The short bar stays the default.
+
      It does not position itself: wrap it in the element that pins it (`fixed inset-x-0 bottom-0`)
      and hides it where a rail takes over. `<x-app-shell>` does both, and lifts the snackbar and a
      `fab` button above it through `--material-bottom-bar`.
 
-     `label` names the landmark ("Main" by default).
+     `label` names the landmark ("Main" by default); `tall` picks the 80px container.
 
      Values from androidx Compose Material 3 (Apache-2.0), androidx-main
      27cf9a7d5788aa0f5f2d8b6699ce279560daf326: NavigationBarTokens.kt,
@@ -31,9 +35,10 @@
 
 @props([
     'label' => null,
+    'tall' => false,
 ])
 
-<nav aria-label="{{ $label ?? __('Main') }}" data-navigation-bar {{ $attributes }}>
+<nav aria-label="{{ $label ?? __('Main') }}" data-navigation-bar @if ($tall) data-tall @endif {{ $attributes }}>
     <div data-navigation-bar-items>
         {{ $slot }}
     </div>