creates a hasFinished state

[robotastic]

It doesn't look like it is possible to get the 'finish' event when you are using WaveSurfer as a hook. This PR creates a State for whether the 'finish' event has fired. It is reset when 'ready' event is fired. This makes it possible to have useEffect related to this event.

There maybe a better way of doing this... but this seems to work

Summary by CodeRabbit

• New Features
  • Introduced a new playback state indicator, hasFinished, to track audio playback completion.
  • Updated the app to reflect the new playback state in the user interface.

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Walkthrough

The changes introduce a new state variable, hasFinished, to the useWavesurferState hook, which tracks the completion of audio playback. The initial state is set to false, and it updates to true upon the finish event from the wavesurfer instance. The state resets to false during the ready event. The return object of the hook now includes hasFinished, which is also destructured in the App component where useWavesurfer is utilized.

Changes

Files	Change Summary
src/index.tsx	Added hasFinished state variable to useWavesurferState hook; updated return type and usage in App component.

Poem

In the land of sound, where waves do play,
A rabbit hops, brightening the day.
With hasFinished now, we know when to cheer,
For every note played, brings music near!
So let’s dance and sing, with joy in our hearts,
For every new change, a fresh tune starts! 🐇🎶

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