Revert "feat: voicerecorder implementation"

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Summary by CodeRabbit

• New Features

  • Streamlined the VoiceRecorder component for improved usability by removing optional properties.
  • Ensured consistent behavior by sourcing delay values directly from configuration.

• User Experience Changes

  • The VoiceRecorder will always render, enhancing visibility but possibly affecting user interface dynamics.

These updates will simplify interactions with the VoiceRecorder, providing a more reliable and straightforward experience for users.

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Walkthrough

The VoiceRecorder component has been restructured to simplify its interface and enhance consistency. Key properties have been removed, streamlining its configuration and event handling. The component now directly retrieves its delay value from a configuration object and always renders its output, regardless of visibility flags. These changes reduce external dependencies, leading to a more straightforward and reliable implementation.

Changes

Files	Change Summary
packages/molecules/src/voice-recorder/index.tsx	- Removed optional properties: showVoiceRecorder, delayBetweenDialogs, handleVoiceRecorder, and styles. - Redefined delayBetweenDialogs to source its value from the config object. - Eliminated conditional logic for handling handleVoiceRecorder and showVoiceRecorder.

Possibly related issues

• Voice Record Redesign #161: The issue discusses the props showVoiceRecorder, delayBetweenDialogs, handleVoiceRecorder, and styles, which have all been removed in the recent changes, addressing concerns raised in this issue.

🐇 In a land where recordings play,
I found a simpler, brighter way.
With props now trimmed, they dance and sing,
The voice recorder, a joyful thing!
Less clutter, more fun, oh what a delight,
Hopping along, all feels just right! 🎶✨

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