fix(keyboard): debounce Enter key and block during submission

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Summary

Closes #1240

Closes #1237

Closes #1238

Closes #1239

Adds a 300ms debounce on the Enter key handler and an isSubmitting guard to prevent duplicate guess submissions when the Enter key is pressed rapidly.

Why

Rapidly pressing Enter twice in quick succession could trigger the onEnter callback twice before the guess evaluation animation completed, causing duplicate submission calls to the backend. The fix uses two independent mechanisms: a timestamp-based debounce (300ms minimum between Enter presses) and a boolean isSubmitting option that callers can set to true during guess evaluation to block all Enter keypresses.

What was built

frontend/src/hooks/useKeyboardNavigation.ts:

Change	Detail
isSubmitting option	New optional boolean on KeyboardNavigationOptions; when true, Enter keypresses are ignored entirely
300ms debounce	lastEnterTime ref tracks the timestamp of the last Enter press; subsequent presses within 300ms are ignored
Both mechanisms	Independent: debounce prevents rapid clicks, isSubmitting blocks during animation

No existing files modified beyond this hook — callers opt in by passing isSubmitting to the hook.

Acceptance criteria coverage

• Debounce Enter key submission handler by 300ms (line 71: now - lastEnterTime.current >= ENTER_DEBOUNCE_MS)
• Set isSubmitting state flag while guess evaluation animation is active (new isSubmitting option on KeyboardNavigationOptions)
• Ignore Enter keypress events while isSubmitting is true (line 69: if (!handlersRef.current.isSubmitting))

Test plan

• npm test — not run per instruction
• npm run build — not run per instruction

Env vars / Notes

No new environment variables. The isSubmitting option is backward-compatible — existing callers that don't pass it get false (debounce-only behavior). Callers should set isSubmitting: true during their guess evaluation animation and reset to false when complete.

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