Improve Zictionary scene so we don't need to hyper tapping much than …

…before (#926)

* Attempt to rework Zictionary scene

* Rearrange the layout and handling most of thing

* Remove ALPHA key, done keyboard handling, changed some key's behavior

* Add Help text

* Update Help text & fix some bugs

* Update help text

* Edit help text

* Support gamepad

* small changes in help text

* small changes

* Fix copy bug

* small change

* Add hint text to open Hint

* Fix a bug that item accidentally selected when scrolling

* Clean up a dumb function
(Forget to cleanup in previous commit)

* add backup solution, just in case

* fix another bug

* fix touch bug

* Refix the scroll bug when touch

* small code changes

* small change in English file

parts/language/dict_en.lua

@@ -16,7 +16,7 @@ return {
     {"Practice Recommendations",
         "readme noob new guides recommendations suggestions helps",
         "help",
-        "Here are our recommendations for improving your Tetris skills. If you have ever felt difficulties in your training, you can just relax and spend some time playing the modes you do enjoy. Have fun!\n\nThese are sets of missions that you need to accomplish. When there is order within each set, we recommend you to do all three sets of tasks simultaneously instead of one by one.\n\nA. Stacking\n\tA1. Think twice before you place your block. If your first decision doesn’t seem to fit well, think again.\n\tA2. Keep your terrain flat since it allows more possibilities for different blocks.\n\tA3. When hold allowed, thinking more about sequences to arrange the pieces in your hand, the held one, plus the previews. In order to have flat terrain for longer time.\nB. Efficiency & Speed\n\tB1. Don’t count on ghost pieces. Think, with your brain, where this piece would land and what keys you should press. Do it only when you are ready.\n\tB2. Use both of the rotation keys. Don’t just use one and press it many times when you can press the other one just once.\n\tB3. Don’t worry too much about your speed when you start learning Finesse. Keep your move accurate, and then it is not hard to improve your speed once you have mastered it.\nC. Stacking\n\tC1. Finish 40L without topping out.\n\tC2. Finish 40L with no Hold without topping out.\n\tC3. Finish 40L with all Techrashes.\n\tC4. Finish 40L with all Techrashes and no Hold.\n\nSet C is more flexible, and you can adjust the difficulties based on your own conditions (like what does ” means to you).\n\nWhen you finish all the tasks in set C, keep practicing A1. This is the fundamental skill in any Tetris game, and you can master practically any mode when you can just scan through the Next sequence easily.",
+        "Here are our recommendations for improving your Tetris skills. If you have ever felt difficulties in your training, you can just relax and spend some time playing the modes you do enjoy. Have fun!\n\nThese are sets of missions that you need to accomplish. When there is order within each set, we recommend you to do all three sets of tasks simultaneously instead of one by one.\n\nA. Stacking\n\tA1. Think twice before you place your block. If your first decision doesn’t seem to fit well, think again.\n\tA2. Keep your terrain flat since it allows more possibilities for different blocks.\n\tA3. When hold allowed, thinking more about sequences to arrange the pieces in your hand, the held one, plus the previews. In order to have flat terrain for longer time.\nB. Efficiency & Speed\n\tB1. Don’t count on ghost pieces. Think, with your brain, where this piece would land and what keys you should press. Do it only when you are ready.\n\tB2. Use both of the rotation keys. Don’t just use one and press it many times when you can press the other one just once.\n\tB3. Don’t worry too much about your speed when you start learning Finesse. Keep your move accurate, and then it is not hard to improve your speed once you have mastered it.\nC. Stacking\n\tC1. Finish 40L without topping out.\n\tC2. Finish 40L with no Hold without topping out.\n\tC3. Finish 40L with all Techrashes.\n\tC4. Finish 40L with all Techrashes and no Hold.\n\nSet C is more flexible, and you can adjust the difficulties based on your own conditions (like what does “stably” means to you).\n\nWhen you finish all the tasks in set C, keep practicing A1. This is the fundamental skill in any Tetris game, and you can master practically any mode when you can just scan through the Next sequence easily.",
     },
     {"Learning T-spins",
         "tspins learning study guides tips recommendations suggestions helps",

parts/language/lang_en.lua

@@ -378,6 +378,64 @@ return {
         sha2 [Egor Skriptunoff]
     ]],
     support="Support the author",
+    dict={
+        sizeChanged="Changed font size: $1",
+        sizeReset="Reset font size: 25",
+        helpText=
+[[
+ZICTIONARY NAVIGATION INSTRUCTION
+
+NOTE: Some functions may not have specific gestures for gamepad input.
+In such cases, you can use alternative input methods or follow the provided instructions.
+
+Scrolling text:
+        Keyboard: Use [$1] to scroll up, [$2] to scroll down.
+        Gamepad: Use $5 to scroll up, $6 to scroll down.
+        Mouse/Touch screen: Use the familiar scrolling gestures.
+
+Exiting Zictionary:
+        Keyboard: Press [Esc] key.
+        Gamepad: Press [BACK] button.
+        Mouse/Touch screen: Press the Back button in the top right corner of the screen.
+
+Opening/closing Help:
+        Keyboard: Press [F1] key.
+        Gamepad: Press $10 key.
+        Mouse/Touch screen: Tap [$13] key.
+
+Opening previous/next item in the list:
+        Keyboard: Press [$3] to open the previous item, [$4] to open the next one.
+        Gamepad: Press $7 to open the previous item, $8 to open the next one.
+        Mouse/Touch screen: Click/touch the item below the currently selected one in the list.
+
+Jumping backward/forward through 12 items:
+        Keyboard: Hold [Ctrl]/[Shift]/[Alt] key first, then press [$3] to jump backward, [$4] to jump forward.
+        Gamepad: Hold $11 key first, then press $7 to jump backward, and $8 to jump forward.
+        Mouse/Touch screen: Click/Touch [$16] to jump backward, [$17] to jump forward
+
+Changing font size (DEFAULT: 25):
+        Keyboard: Hold Ctrl key first, then press [-] to make the text smaller, [+] to make it bigger, [0] to reset the font size to default.
+        Gamepad: Hold $11 key first, then press $6 to make the text smaller, and $5 to make it bigger.
+        Mouse/Touch screen:
+                Press [aA] to show [a] and [A] buttons.
+                Click/touch [a] to make the text smaller.
+                Click/touch [A] to make the text bigger.
+                To reset the font size, wait for 3 seconds for [aA] [100%] to reappear, then click/touch [100%] to reset.
+    Note: There's no gesture to reset the font size with the Gamepad, but you can set it back to 25.
+
+Copying the content:
+        Keyboard: Press [Ctrl] + [C].
+        Mouse/Touch screen: Press [$14] key.
+
+Opening item's URL (if available):
+        Keyboard: Press [$18] (Context menu/Application key).
+        Mouse/Touch screen: Press [$15] key.
+]]
+        -- 1-4: Up, Down, Left, Right
+        -- 5-8: Up, Down, Left, Right but D-Pad
+        -- 9-12: X, Y, A, B
+        -- 13-18: Help, Copy, Open, Forward, Backward, MENU
+    },
     WidgetText={
         main={
             offline="Single Player",