feat: add new interactive cue types to example #12

[taj54]

This commit introduces new interactive cue types to the example in examples/index.tsx. Specifically, it adds:

• A 'choice-video-segment-change' cue type for branching video segments.
• A 'text' cue type for collecting user input.

Summary by CodeRabbit

• New Features

  • Introduced a new interactive video segment change, allowing users to choose between different video segments via selectable options.

• Improvements

  • Updated an existing interaction to prompt users to enter their name instead of answering a quiz question.

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Walkthrough

The changes update the interactive video cues in the examples/index.tsx file. One cue is replaced with a new segment-change interaction at a different timestamp, and another cue is modified to prompt for a user's name instead of a quiz question. No changes were made to exported or public entities.

Changes

Cohort / File(s)	Change Summary
Interactive Video Cues Update examples/index.tsx	Replaced cue 'cue1' with a new 'segmentChange' cue at time 10 for a choice-video-segment-change interaction. Modified 'question2' cue at time 2 from a quiz to a text input for user name. No changes to exports or public API.

Sequence Diagram(s)

sequenceDiagram
    participant User
    participant InteractiveVideo
    participant VideoPlayer

    User->>InteractiveVideo: Watches video
    InteractiveVideo->>VideoPlayer: Play until cue at time 2
    VideoPlayer-->>InteractiveVideo: Cue 'question2' triggered
    InteractiveVideo->>User: Prompt for name (text input)
    User->>InteractiveVideo: Submit name
    VideoPlayer->>InteractiveVideo: Play until cue at time 10
    VideoPlayer-->>InteractiveVideo: Cue 'segmentChange' triggered
    InteractiveVideo->>User: Present segment change options
    User->>InteractiveVideo: Selects video segment
    InteractiveVideo->>VideoPlayer: Load selected segment

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Poem

A rabbit hopped through lines anew,
Swapping cues for something true.
No quiz on France, but now your name—
And segment choices in the game!
With every hop, the video grows,
Interactive magic—on it goes!
🐇✨

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