setup conditional menu rendering

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Summary by CodeRabbit

• New Features
  • Enhanced menu customization by conditionally rendering instrument dropdowns based on user preferences.
  • Improved user experience with dynamic menu display that shows only relevant instrument options.

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Walkthrough

The pull request modifies the Menu.tsx component to implement conditional rendering of instrument-related dropdowns. The changes ensure that dropdowns for guitar, ukulele, piano, and grid are only displayed when their corresponding instruments are included in the user's visible instruments preferences. This approach creates a more personalized and dynamic menu experience by dynamically showing or hiding dropdown options based on user-specific instrument visibility settings.

Changes

File	Change Summary
components/Menu.tsx	Added conditional rendering for instrument dropdowns (guitar, ukulele, piano, grid) based on preferences.visibleInstruments array

Possibly related PRs

• added instrument selector #16: Conditional rendering in Grid.tsx based on preferences.visibleInstruments
• adding guitar and ukulele preferences #17: Instrument selection support through user preferences
• Refactored menu logic #18: Dropdown handling and user preference enhancements

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Dropdowns appear, then softly swoon
Instruments hidden, then brought to light
Preferences guiding with musical might
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Actionable comments posted: 0

🧹 Nitpick comments (1)

components/Menu.tsx (1)

176-198: Consider extracting a shared dropdown component to reduce repetition.
The logic for rendering the Guitar Frets dropdown and handling updates mirrors the Ukulele and other dropdowns. Extracting a generic “InstrumentDropdown” could improve maintainability and readability.

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🔇 Additional comments (3)

components/Menu.tsx (3)

200-222: Consistent approach for Ukulele Frets dropdown.
This code is consistent with the pattern established for Guitar Frets. No immediate issues stand out, but you may refactor this block in tandem with the Guitar Frets dropdown to avoid duplication.

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224-246: Piano octaves dropdown logic is correct and consistent.
Nicely done checking visibility before rendering. Considers user preferences for the piano instrument.

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248-270: Grid width dropdown logic is accurate.
Bravo on consistent usage of user preferences to conditionally render the dropdown. Consider a unified approach for all these instrument-based dropdowns.