✅ Fix chat interface - restore continuous conversation flow

🎯 Major improvements to MissionControl component:
- Always keep input field visible and functional after AI responses
- Auto-clear input after submitting questions for better UX
- Add dynamic visual indicators (first question vs follow-up)
- Improve response layout with clear separation and hints
- Enable proper chat-like experience for continuous learning

🌟 Additional enhancements:
- Better language-specific messaging throughout interface
- Clearer visual hierarchy between input and response areas
- Intuitive flow that guides users to ask follow-up questions
- Maintains responsive design and accessibility

🔧 Technical changes:
- Enhanced MissionControl state management
- Improved component layout and styling
- Better TypeScript integration across components
- Updated tsconfig for stricter type checking

node_modules/openai/_vendor/zod-to-json-schema/parsers/string.js

@@ -1,7 +1,6 @@
 "use strict";
 Object.defineProperty(exports, "__esModule", { value: true });
-exports.zodPatterns = void 0;
-exports.parseStringDef = parseStringDef;
+exports.parseStringDef = exports.zodPatterns = void 0;
 const errorMessages_1 = require("../errorMessages.js");
 let emojiRegex;
 /**
@@ -170,6 +169,7 @@ function parseStringDef(def, refs) {
     }
     return res;
 }
+exports.parseStringDef = parseStringDef;
 const escapeNonAlphaNumeric = (value) => Array.from(value)
     .map((c) => (/[a-zA-Z0-9]/.test(c) ? c : `\\${c}`))
     .join('');
@@ -240,8 +240,8 @@ const processRegExp = (regexOrFunction, refs) => {
         return regex.source;
     // Currently handled flags
     const flags = {
-        i: regex.flags.includes('i'), // Case-insensitive
-        m: regex.flags.includes('m'), // `^` and `$` matches adjacent to newline characters
+        i: regex.flags.includes('i'),
+        m: regex.flags.includes('m'),
         s: regex.flags.includes('s'), // `.` matches newlines
     };
     // The general principle here is to step through each character, one at a time, applying mutations as flags require. We keep track when the current character is escaped, and when it's inside a group /like [this]/ or (also) a range like /[a-z]/. The following is fairly brittle imperative code; edit at your peril!