A clearer first session on Cookie Build

New players now get clearer guidance, useful queue controls, faster solo practice, native replay choices, and a more transparent public server experience.

• The welcome flow is now completed only after an explicit player action, with a shorter scoreboard and first-match rules focused on what to do next.
• Waiting players can see that they are queued and use clear Java and Bedrock actions to leave, change activity, practise, or call interested players.
• Solo practice is available without abandoning the queue, and idle waits offer useful alternatives sooner.
• Post-match controls now make it easy to replay the same game, choose the next activity, or return to the lobby on Java and Bedrock.
• The core new-player journey is available in English, French, Spanish, and Brazilian Portuguese.
• The public server identity and MOTD now describe Cookie Build consistently as a Java and Bedrock mini-games network with quests and community events.
• The website now checks Java and Bedrock separately, reports zero players honestly, and distinguishes an unavailable status check from a confirmed outage.
• Server rules and safety help are published in English, French, Spanish, and Brazilian Portuguese, including how to mute, block, report, and contact support.
• Navigation, missing-page guidance, project documentation, metadata, and the lobby artwork have been cleaned up for a more consistent Cookie Build experience.