Cleanup of some unused code

[MaikelStuivenberg]

Summary by CodeRabbit

• New Features

  • No new features added in this release.

• Bug Fixes

  • No specific bug fixes noted in this release.

• Chores

  • Removed outdated enum entries related to the exhibition flow from the FamilyPages and FlowType enums.
  • Simplified the OrganisationsCubit by removing static methods for exhibition location and interests.

These changes streamline the application and enhance overall performance by removing unnecessary components.

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Walkthrough

The pull request implements several modifications to the FamilyPages and FlowType enums, as well as the FlowsCubit and OrganisationsCubit classes. Specifically, it removes entries related to the exhibition flow from the FamilyPages enum and the FlowType enum. Additionally, the FlowsCubit class loses the startExhibitionFlow method, and the OrganisationsCubit class has two static getter methods removed. These changes streamline the code by eliminating unused components related to the exhibition flow.

Changes

File Path	Change Summary
lib/features/family/app/family_pages.dart	Removed enum entries: voucherCode, exhibitionOrganisations, successExhibitionCoin.
lib/features/family/features/flows/cubit/flow_type.dart	Removed enum member: exhibition.
lib/features/family/features/flows/cubit/flows_cubit.dart	Removed method: void startExhibitionFlow().
lib/features/family/features/recommendation/organisations/cubit/organisations_cubit.dart	Removed static getters: exhibitionLocation, exhibitionInterests.

Possibly related PRs

• Move to new giving cubit and endpoint for US adults (kids-1499 & kids-1501) #1235: The changes in this PR involve the transition from GiveBloc to GiveCubit, which aligns with the removal of the exhibition flow in the main PR, indicating a broader restructuring of the donation flow that may relate to the changes in the FamilyPages enum.

Suggested reviewers

• TammiLion

Poem

In the fields where rabbits play,
We’ve tidied up our enum way.
No more exhibitions here to see,
Just hopping flows, wild and free!
With every change, we leap and cheer,
For simpler paths are finally here! 🐇✨

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