Add language picker to code-review challenges - #46
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Each code-review challenge now ships a list of language variants instead of a single source file. Both seed challenges (Division Factory and What Are You Pointing At?) gained Java and Python variants alongside their original JS / C source, each with their own prompt, hints, AI hint rubric, and client-side solution check. CodeReviewPlay reads from the active variant rather than the challenge directly, exposes a small segmented control above the editor to switch languages, and resets editor / hints / verdict / AI state when the variant changes. The user's language preference carries across challenges when the next challenge offers it. Switching languages mid-edit prompts a confirm so unsaved patches are not silently dropped. Made-with: Cursor
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Each code-review challenge now ships a list of language variants instead of a single source file. Both seed challenges (Division Factory and What Are You Pointing At?) gained Java and Python variants alongside their original JS / C source, each with their own prompt, hints, AI hint rubric, and client-side solution check.
CodeReviewPlay reads from the active variant rather than the challenge directly, exposes a small segmented control above the editor to switch languages, and resets editor / hints / verdict / AI state when the variant changes. The user's language preference carries across challenges when the next challenge offers it. Switching languages mid-edit prompts a confirm so unsaved patches are not silently dropped.