fix: hide stories floating ring

[Parsa307]

if Disable Stories is enabled it won't hide the floating ring in profile pictures, this PR would solve the issue.

Summary by Sourcery

Bug Fixes:

• Hide the stories floating ring on profile pictures when the Disable Stories option is enabled.

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Reviewer's guide (collapsed on small PRs)

Reviewer's Guide

This PR ensures that when the "Disable Stories" option is enabled, the stories ring is not drawn around profile avatars by short‑circuiting the avatar-with-story drawing logic based on the configuration flag.

Flow diagram for avatar story ring drawing with DisableStories flag

flowchart TD
    A[drawAvatarWithStory] --> B[set params.showProgress]
    B --> C{NaConfig.getDisableStories.Bool}
    C -->|true| D[setImageCoords originalAvatarRect]
    D --> E[scale avatar without story ring]
    C -->|false| F{params.currentState == STATE_EMPTY
&& params.progressToSate == 1f}
    F -->|true| D
    F -->|false| G[continue story ring drawing logic]

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File-Level Changes

Change	Details	Files
Short-circuit avatar story-ring drawing when stories are disabled via configuration.	Extend the condition guarding story-ring drawing to check the Disable Stories configuration flag. Ensure that when stories are disabled, the avatar image coordinates and scaling logic use the base avatar rect without rendering story-specific visuals.	TMessagesProj/src/main/java/org/telegram/ui/Stories/StoriesUtilities.java

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[sourcery-ai]

Hey - I've found 1 issue, and left some high level feedback:

• Consider adding parentheses or extracting a boolean to clarify the new condition NaConfig.INSTANCE.getDisableStories().Bool() || params.currentState == STATE_EMPTY && params.progressToSate == 1f, since the current precedence may be confusing and easy to misinterpret during maintenance.
• If disabling stories should also prevent setting up or animating params.showProgress and related state, you might want to early-return or gate the earlier logic with the same getDisableStories() check to avoid unnecessary state updates when stories are disabled.

Prompt for AI Agents

Please address the comments from this code review:

## Overall Comments
- Consider adding parentheses or extracting a boolean to clarify the new condition `NaConfig.INSTANCE.getDisableStories().Bool() || params.currentState == STATE_EMPTY && params.progressToSate == 1f`, since the current precedence may be confusing and easy to misinterpret during maintenance.
- If disabling stories should also prevent setting up or animating `params.showProgress` and related state, you might want to early-return or gate the earlier logic with the same `getDisableStories()` check to avoid unnecessary state updates when stories are disabled.

## Individual Comments

### Comment 1
<location path="TMessagesProj/src/main/java/org/telegram/ui/Stories/StoriesUtilities.java" line_range="194-196" />
<code_context>
         }
         params.showProgress = showProgress;
-        if (params.currentState == STATE_EMPTY && params.progressToSate == 1f) {
+        if (NaConfig.INSTANCE.getDisableStories().Bool() || params.currentState == STATE_EMPTY && params.progressToSate == 1f) {
             avatarImage.setImageCoords(params.originalAvatarRect);
             canvas.save();
</code_context>
<issue_to_address>
**suggestion:** Clarify boolean condition with explicit parentheses to avoid precedence confusion.

Right now the condition depends on `&&` binding more tightly than `||`, so it effectively evaluates as `disableStories || (currentState == STATE_EMPTY && progressToSate == 1f)`. Adding parentheses around the second part makes this explicit and more robust to future changes:

```java
if (NaConfig.INSTANCE.getDisableStories().Bool() || (params.currentState == STATE_EMPTY && params.progressToSate == 1f)) {
    ...
}
```

```suggestion
        params.showProgress = showProgress;
        if (NaConfig.INSTANCE.getDisableStories().Bool() || (params.currentState == STATE_EMPTY && params.progressToSate == 1f)) {
            avatarImage.setImageCoords(params.originalAvatarRect);
```
</issue_to_address>

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