feat: remove testphase

[maehr]

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Proposed changes

• Remove testphase according to 20240210 Remove Testphase #72

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Summary by CodeRabbit

• Refactor
  • Simplified page layout by removing unused stores and test phase alert.
  • Enhanced page appearance by updating conditional class assignments based on the URL.

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Walkthrough

The update simplifies the Svelte application by removing unnecessary stores, adjusting UI logic, and cleaning up legacy test features. This streamlining enhances maintainability and user experience by focusing on essential functionalities and interface elements.

Changes

File Path	Change Summary
src/routes/+layout.svelte	- Removed localStorageStore and footerStore - Updated conditional class assignments - Removed test phase alert

Related issues

• 20240210 Remove Testphase #72: The removal of the test phase alert in the footer aligns with the request to remove the Testphase before a specific event, suggesting this PR might address the issue's objectives.

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In the code where rabbits hop,
We find some lines we can drop.
Stores and alerts, now in the past,
For cleaner code that's built to last.
🥕🐰 With each commit, we aim to please,
Crafting code with the greatest ease.

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[mtwente]

Instead of removal, what about repurposing the banner for a more visible invitation to the book release event(s)?

[maehr]

Instead of removal, what about repurposing the banner for a more visible invitation to the book release event(s)?

It cannot be populated dynamically at the moment. We could implement this in the next phase, ok?

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