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Summary by CodeRabbit

• Bug Fixes

  • Removed outdated models from the application to improve performance and relevance.

• Configuration Changes

  • Disabled the preview bubble by default to streamline the user interface.
  • Enabled the mask splash screen by default for better user guidance.

• Localization

  • Removed predefined Chinese language masks to allow for more flexible language support.

• Environment Updates

  • Set ENABLE_BALANCE_QUERY to a constant value for more predictable behavior in Docker environments.

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Walkthrough

This update focuses on simplifying model and configuration management in the application. Specific AI models have been removed from several model lists, predefined Chinese language masks are cleared out, default configurations for sending previews and showing splash screens are adjusted, and an environment variable in the Docker setup is set to a constant value.

Changes

Files	Change Summary
app/constant.ts	Removed specific models from openaiModels, googleModels, and anthropicModels.
app/masks/cn.ts	Cleared all predefined Chinese language masks from CN_MASKS.
app/store/config.ts	Updated DEFAULT_CONFIG to change sendPreviewBubble to false and dontShowMaskSplashScreen to true.
docker-compose.yml	Set ENABLE_BALANCE_QUERY environment variable to a constant value of 1.

Poem

In the land of code where models flee,
Chinese masks bid goodbye with glee,
Configs now more subtle in flow,
Environment fixed to constant grow,
A rabbit hops in joyous stride,
In streamlined apps, we now confide. 🐇✨

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