The pause menu (Escape during a question/CCS/flashcards run) only had
Resume/UI Sounds/Exit Run/Log Out. Settings already has an equivalent
"Interface sounds" toggle, so drop the duplicate from the pause menu.
More importantly, "player" and "ccs_player" hide the entire app shell
(header + sidebar), so there was no way to reach Settings or Profile
at all mid-session - add Profile/Settings buttons to the pause menu to
close that gap.
Navigating there follows the existing return_screen payload
convention (already used by simulation_history/results/review) rather
than inventing new navigation infrastructure: _navigate_from_pause()
remembers current_screen_name and passes it through show_screen's
payload. Both screens show a "Back to session" button when that's
set, and hide it otherwise (including on ordinary non-paused visits).
show_screen() unconditionally resumes the question timer via
_close_app_menu() as a side effect of any navigation, so
_navigate_from_pause() re-pauses it immediately when leaving "player" -
the timer then resumes for real, for free, when the user actually
returns via show_screen(return_screen).
progress_profile.gd rebuilds its whole child tree on every theme
toggle (_rebuild -> _build), which would otherwise wipe the button's
visibility - added _refresh_back_to_session_visibility(), called both
after _build() and from on_show(), so it survives a theme change while
paused.
Flipped tests/web_responsive_test.gd's assertion, which previously
required the pause menu NOT to have a Profile button.
Verified end-to-end headlessly: opening the pause menu from a live
"player" session, navigating to Settings and Profile, confirming
current_question_pause_started_at is correctly paused while away and
resumed on return, confirming the back-to-session button appears only
when reached via pause (not on ordinary nav), and confirming it
survives a dark/light theme toggle on the Profile screen.
It checked for a "DynamicQuestionsIcon" mode card that no longer
exists in study_selector.gd (that mode moved to its own nav item and
screen a while back), so it always failed. CCS Cases is now also
UAT-gated and won't be present in the default test environment either,
so point the check at Question Bank, the one mode card that's always
rendered.