Text User Interface: keep session open after "check all" completes

[VedranCutic]

When using the Rustlings terminal interface, pressing c (check all) currently closes the session once all exercises are checked.
I’d like to suggest keeping the interface open after completion so users can immediately review progress.
Additionally add a prompt that returns to the main Rustlings interface.

[mo8it]

What do you mean with "review progress"? The final message tells the user that they are done.
If the user wants to continue working on some exercise, they can restart Rustlings.

[VedranCutic]

What I meant is specifically the 'check all' screen that shows the numbered exercise list and live status updates (Checking / Done / Pending).
When check all finishes, Rustlings exits immediately.
I’m suggesting keeping that screen visible after completion (or waiting for a key press) so users can briefly inspect the final state before exit.

[mo8it]

Oh, I thought you mean when all exercises are done. Now I understand. I get that this information might be useful, but the representation with numbers isn't. It is only meant to visualize the progesss of checking, not the result. Maybe we should show the names instead of numbers and then ask for pressing Enter to continue. In that case, we need to think about what to do on small terminals where all names won't fit.

[VedranCutic]

That makes sense. Since we can already view all exercises with 'list' command, what is the intended purpose of the 'check all' command?

[mo8it]

The functionality exists to check all exercises again at the end when all of them apprear to be done. I made it accecible to users in the watch mode in case someone tries to continue on a different device without syncing the hidden progress file. It is an alternative to hitting n x times then. But I will rework it to have better output and trigger automatically when we find out that an exerice is already done although the progress file doesn't say so. So the user can't use it manually then and also doesn't have to.

I want to work on it myself, so please no PRs :)

[VedranCutic]

Oh okay, thank you for the clarification :)