feat: WebRTC integration and front-end updates (with linux release action updates) #358
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Description
WebRTC has officially been moved from “experimental features” to “core features”!
Text channel improvements:
Added “Add Answer” button and functionality to be able to complete a channel connection
Completed functionality for two-way communication via text channel
Debugged messaging in response window - now the remote user’s incoming messages are visible
Video channel improvements:
Enabled audio on video calls
Added an audio toggle button for turning audio on and off
Audio-only channel completed
Finished implementing an audio channel begun by a previous group
Updated dependencies and versions to un-deprecate the app and make it usable (see “How to download and test the application locally?”)
Added a React Joyride tour to introduce users to the app and ease their introduction to it
Added a refresh button to restart testing at any point with a new connection
Checklist
I've followed the Contributing guidelines
I've titled my PR according to the Conventional Commits spec
I've linked an open issue
I've added tests that fail without this PR but pass with it
I've linted and tested my code
I've updated documentation (if appropriate)