fix: render all interval tabs for visual consistency

[lavjeetrai]

This PR fixes a UI consistency issue in the pie menus by ensuring all tabs are always rendered for each interval type.

Previously, inactive tabs were completely hidden from the DOM, which could disrupt the structural layout of the pie menu slices and cause unexpected shifting. This resolves the TODO: Add all tabs to each interval by always showing all tabs and instead setting .enabled = false for the inactive ones. This keeps the pie menu's layout and slice positioning consistent across intervals.

Changes Made

• Modified __setupAction in js/piemenus.js to remove the .hide() logic for inactive tabs.

• Set inactive tabs to .enabled = false so that they stay in the DOM but are correctly marked as disabled.

• Bug Fix

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✅ All modified and coverable lines are covered by tests.
✅ Project coverage is 62.16%. Comparing base (748bca6) to head (3d92d31).

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[lavjeetrai]

@walterbender could you please review this pr when u got time.

[lavjeetrai]

@Ashutoshx7 could u take a look to this

[walterbender]

@abhnish can you look at this?
@lavjeetrai can you include a before/after screenshot so I know what to test?

[abhnish]

@lavjeetrai the layout-shift issue makes sense . Before I approve, a couple of things, does enabled = false actually disable interaction, or is it just a flag right now? Since tabs stay in the DOM instead of being removed, I want to confirm inactive tabs aren't still keyboard/screen-reader focusable. Also, the test only covers the "perfect" interval, so it'd be good to add a case for "minor" too, along with a test asserting inactive tabs are no longer hidden. One more thing - in __setupAction, tabs from other interval types (l !== i) are still .hide()d, only the active interval's own tabs use the new enabled approach, so the PR description saying "all tabs" reads as global when it's actually scoped to the active interval; might be worth clarifying that.
Otherwise looks good to me.