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thinking

Builds ThinkingBlock Toggle ToggleGroup

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fn thinking(_window: &mut Window, cx: &mut App) -> AnyElement {
    let theme = cx.theme().clone();
    stack(&theme)
        .child(ThinkingBlock::new(
            "scene.thinking.collapsed",
            Reasoning::present("The brief asks for two files, so read both before answering."),
        ))
        // Reasoning that has finished and reasoning still arriving are the
        // same words in the same place, so the difference has to be shown.
        .child(
            ThinkingBlock::new(
                "scene.thinking.working",
                Reasoning::present("Reading the second file before answering."),
            )
            .thinking(true),
        )
        .child(
            ThinkingBlock::new(
                "scene.thinking.open",
                Reasoning::present(
                    "The brief asks for two files.\nRead both before answering.\nThen summarise.",
                ),
            )
            .expanded(true)
            .on_toggle(|_, _, _| {}),
        )
        // Withheld and absent are two different facts, and neither is the
        // collapsed block above.
        .child(ThinkingBlock::new(
            "scene.thinking.withheld",
            Reasoning::withheld("This connection does not hand over reasoning."),
        ))
        .child(ThinkingBlock::new(
            "scene.thinking.absent",
            Reasoning::Absent,
        ))
        .into_any_element()
}