Comment out Air Quality alert code in analytics specifics

[Mozart299]

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• New Features
  • The air quality alerts section has been removed from the analytics dashboard widget.
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  • Resolved issues related to the display of air quality alerts, improving overall widget performance.

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The pull request involves modifications to the AnalyticsSpecifics widget in the mobile application. Specifically, the changes focus on removing the code section responsible for displaying air quality alerts. The widget's core structure remains unchanged, but the functionality related to air quality alerts has been completely commented out or removed, effectively eliminating the expandable container and associated UI elements for these alerts.

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File	Change Summary
mobile-v3/lib/src/app/dashboard/widgets/analytics_specifics.dart	Removed air quality alerts section, including InkWell and AnimatedContainer widgets

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Possibly related PRs

• Refactor container expansion logic and update UI to toggle arrow icon #2354: Modifications to AnalyticsSpecifics widget's container expansion logic
• Commented out scroll not functioning #2356: Removal of commented-out navigation arrows in the same widget

Poem

🚨 Alerts silenced, widgets refined
Code trimmed with precision designed
Air quality whispers fade away
Simplicity wins the day
Clean and lean, the widget stands bright 🧹

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