Merging Respectify web version into Respectify-web-version-prod

[kvskandakumar]

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Summary of Changes

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This pull request introduces conditional logic to the LevelEndScene to modify its behavior based on a Utils.isRespect flag. When Utils.isRespect is true, certain navigation and action buttons (close, retry, next) are neither displayed nor interactive, streamlining the user experience for a specific mode or context by removing unnecessary elements and interactions.

Highlights

• Conditional UI Rendering: The closeButton, retryButton, and nextButton on the level end screen are now only rendered if Utils.isRespect is false, adapting the UI based on a specific mode.
• Conditional Interaction Handling: User interactions (clicks) on the level end scene are now disabled if Utils.isRespect is true, preventing any button clicks from being processed in that mode.
• Utility Module Integration: The Utils module has been imported into levelend-scene.ts to provide the isRespect flag for the new conditional logic.

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Code Review

This pull request introduces logic for a 'Respectify' web version, which disables the navigation buttons on the level end screen. While the changes correctly hide the buttons and disable their click handlers, this introduces a critical issue where the user becomes stuck on the level end screen with no way to proceed. My review includes a comment detailing this issue. Please ensure there is a way for the user to navigate away from the level end screen in this new mode.

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Adding this early return disables all click handlers in the LevelEndScene when Utils.isRespect is true. This prevents the user from using the close, retry, or next level buttons. As there appears to be no alternative navigation logic (like an automatic transition), the user will become stuck on this screen after completing a level, which breaks the game's progression. This is a critical issue. An alternative way to navigate from this scene in 'respect' mode should be implemented, for example, by automatically proceeding to the next level after a delay.