feat(v2): add ability to specify CSS class for navbar item #2660
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Motivation
Essentially, this PR resolves issue #2634 by adding the ability to specify own custom CSS class for the navbar item to style it.
As demo of this feature on v2 website I replaced the navbar item on GitHub link with according icon.
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