fix: 🐛 Ignore extra _nextIfAny function operations as showcase maybe discarded at the time of next call
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…e discarded at time of next call - Added `isShowCaseCompleted` getter to check the showcase is completed or not - If the showcase is already completed no need to further process the `_nextIfAny` function operations and we will stop execution of this function. This may happen if a user taps very fast and lots of time on the showcase barrier
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isShowCaseCompletedgetter to check the showcase is completed or not_nextIfAnyfunction operations and we will stop execution of this function. This may happen if a user taps very fast and lots of time on the showcase barrierDescription
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fix:,feat:,docs:etc).docsand added dartdoc comments with///.examplesordocs.Breaking Change?
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Closes #389