Docs recipe: pause the avatar for video/interactive content, then resume

[zoharbabin]

Why

A common integration pattern — pause the talking avatar while showing a video or other interactive content, then resume once it finishes — is fully supported by existing SDK primitives, but there's no documented recipe showing how to wire it end to end. Integrators currently have to reverse-engineer the right combination of client commands from the reference docs alone.

What

A documented, runnable recipe: pause the avatar, show a video/interactive element, detect completion, and resume the avatar/conversation cleanly, using only existing public SDK primitives (docs/CLIENT-COMMANDS.md, ./experience).

How

• Write the recipe as a short guide with a minimal runnable example (plain HTML/JS, consistent with the SDK's existing "no build step" philosophy).
• Cover both directions explicitly: pausing before content starts, and resuming reliably even if the content is skipped or fails to load (don't leave the avatar stuck paused).
• Cross-link from docs/CLIENT-COMMANDS.md and GETTING-STARTED.md.

Success criteria

• The recipe runs as-is against a live session and produces the pause → show → resume flow with no custom glue code beyond what's shown.
• Both the happy path and the "content never completes" edge case are covered.
• Linked from at least two existing docs pages so it's discoverable from where an integrator would naturally look.

Where it lives

Docs only — no new SDK export. Uses existing ./experience client commands.

Priority / Labels

Medium. Pure documentation gap; the capability already exists and works, it's just not written down anywhere.

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Part of #46.