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Adding Help Mode to Galaxy #17805

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This is a new draft of Help Mode, because of updates to dev, rebasing got messy and hard to do. It includes all previous changes in #17168 and #16630, plus some minor changes to how the help mode box functions (x to close, draggable)

What still needs to be done:

  • add more instances of help mode connected to components
  • add testing
  • put it on test and let users try it out :D

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  • I've included appropriate automated tests.
  • This is a refactoring of components with existing test coverage.
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    1. [add testing steps and prerequisites here if you didn't write automated tests covering all your changes]

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assuntad23 and others added 5 commits April 15, 2024 12:47
- Added a tab view for help mode which tracks the current, relevant help texts using a stack.
- Consolidated multiple help stores into one.
- Used an existing composable for MD rendering.
 - Modified the composable to use the html prop, add `<hr>`s in `<details>` sections and render font awesome icons wherever there is a `<code>fa-iconname</code>` section.
- Other help mode related minor refactoring
Still toggleable into a draggable mode if needed
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