Remove Remix leftovers

[mlanlazc]

Object import.meta.hot does nothing in Next apps

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Summary of Changes

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This pull request focuses on cleaning up the codebase by removing non-functional Hot Module Replacement (HMR) related code. Specifically, it targets and eliminates import.meta.hot checks and associated data persistence logic that are remnants from a Remix development setup and serve no purpose in a Next.js application. The changes simplify state initialization and remove dead code paths, contributing to a leaner and more maintainable application.

Highlights

• Code Cleanup: Removed all instances of import.meta.hot checks and related data persistence logic across several store and component files. This object is specific to Hot Module Replacement (HMR) in environments like Vite or Remix, and is not functional in a Next.js application.
• Remix Leftovers Elimination: Specifically targeted and eliminated code that was a remnant from a Remix development environment, ensuring the codebase is free from unnecessary and non-functional HMR-related constructs.
• State Initialization Simplification: Streamlined the initialization of various application states (e.g., selectedFile, documents, files, showTerminal, artifacts, webcontainerContext) by removing conditional assignments that relied on import.meta.hot.data, leading to cleaner and more direct state setup.

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Code Review

This pull request correctly removes leftover Hot Module Replacement (HMR) logic related to import.meta.hot, which is not used in Next.js applications. The changes are straightforward and align with the goal of cleaning up the codebase.

I've suggested a couple of minor improvements to remove now-empty constructors for better code clarity. Overall, the changes are good and improve the maintainability of the code.