feat: Make react hook and widge MiniKit compatible

[Takaros999]

Seamless DevEx to migrate from Minikit to IDKit, plug and play the widget or hook:

Hook usage:

  const { open, result, isInWorldApp, connectorURI } = useIDKitRequest({
    app_id: "app_xxx",               
    action: "verify",  
    // ... 
  });

  // connectorURI is null in World App (no QR needed)
  // isInWorldApp is true when running inside World App

Widget usage:

  // Works in both contexts with zero config changes
  <IDKitRequestWidget
    open={open}
    onOpenChange={setOpen}
    handleVerify={(result) => { /* called in both contexts */ }}
    onSuccess={(result) => { /* called in both contexts */ }}
    onError={(code) => { /* called in both contexts */ }}
    {...config}
  />

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Project	Deployment	Actions	Updated (UTC)
idkit-js-example	Ready	Preview, Comment	Mar 13, 2026 5:08am

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[chatgpt-codex-connector]

Close World App widget on terminal errors

In World App mode this component later returns null, so there is no error/retry UI, but this auto-close effect only handles isSuccess. When verification fails or is cancelled (flow.isError or host verification rejection), onOpenChange(false) is never called and open can remain stuck at true, which prevents callers that reopen with setOpen(true) from starting a new flow. This makes failed World App verifications non-recoverable unless integrators add custom close logic in onError.

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