fix:gui search play

[JarbasAl]

missed in #132

Summary by CodeRabbit

• Bug Fixes

  • Removed the busy overlay indicator, which may impact user feedback during loading processes.

• New Features

  • Updated search event triggering to better reflect playback context by renaming the event from "search" to "play_search."

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Commits

Files that changed from the base of the PR and between 38b7f20 and f1b9a1d.

Walkthrough

The changes involve the removal of a busy overlay feature from the Home.qml file and the renaming of event triggers in the Search.qml file. The busy overlay, which provided visual feedback during loading states, has been eliminated. Additionally, the event name for search functionality has been changed from "search" to "play_search" to better align with playback-related tasks, affecting how user input is processed in the search field.

Changes

Files	Change Summary
ovos_plugin_common_play/ocp/res/ui/Home.qml	Removed the Rectangle component for the busy overlay, including associated properties and animations.
ovos_plugin_common_play/ocp/res/ui/Search.qml	Renamed event triggers from "search" to "play_search" in the onAccepted and Keys.onReturnPressed handlers.

Sequence Diagram(s)

sequenceDiagram
    participant User
    participant SearchField
    participant EventHandler

    User->>SearchField: Input search query
    User->>SearchField: Press Return
    SearchField->>EventHandler: triggerGuiEvent("play_search", { "utterance": inputText })
    EventHandler-->>User: Execute playback-related search

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Poem

🐇 In the garden of code where the bunnies play,
A busy overlay hopped away!
With a trigger renamed, the search is now bright,
Playful and swift, it takes flight!
Hooray for the changes, so fresh and so new,
A simpler path for us to pursue! 🌼

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