Fix redundant event listeners and session cleanup

[gkatrakazas]

This PR propose fixes for issues related to session management and logout synchronization across tabs ( pr #483 ), ensuring a consistent and optimized user experience.

Fixes Included

1. Session Storage Cleanup

• Ensures session storage is properly cleaned in all logout scenarios
• Optimizes the event listener system:
  • Improved the conditions for sending events by split the uEffect which calling the closeTabLocal in order to send event only once in any case.
  • Refined how events are received and handled, reducing unnecessary overhead.

2. Logout Redirection

• On logout, the user is redirected to /login without retaining any previous state.
• This is ensured by monitoring the switch from isLoggedIn = true to isLoggedIn = false and handling the redirection appropriately.

Implementation Notes

• Added console logs at key points to facilitate easier review and debugging during testing. These logs will be removed before the final release.

[emlun]

I think most of commit 6fb4f5b is now duplicated by commit 95b8bed in #483, right?

It's also not clear to me why the changeIsLoggedIn thing is necessary. This seems like adding a lot of extra moving part for something that feels like it should be much simpler to solve.

[gkatrakazas]

Let's set aside the freshlogin for now.

So let me clarify better the issues I was trying to address.

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Issue with Event Listeners

When using addEventListener(..., { once: true }), the behavior can lead to unintended consequences. Specifically, if a tab listens to an event once, it will only listen again after a full page reload. Here's a scenario to illustrate the problem:

1. Open tab_1 and sign up as test1.
2. Open tab_2 and sign up as test2. This causes tab_1 to log out and clean its session (as expected).

If we repeat steps 1 and 2 without reloading the tabs, tab_2 will no longer listen to the clean session event. This behavior forced us to remove the { once: true } configuration and instead follow this logic:

useEffect(() => {
  // Add event listener
  keystoreEvents.addEventListener('eventName', eventHandler);

  // Cleanup event listener to prevent duplicates
  return () => {
    keystoreEvents.removeEventListener('eventName', eventHandler);
  };
}, []);

Preventing Circular Event Calls

Another issue arose when calling close() on logout. The close() function triggers:

eventTarget.dispatchEvent(new CustomEvent(KeystoreEvent.Close));

This, in turn, calls close() again, creating a loop. While the { once: true } option prevented this issue, removing it introduced the risk of circular calls, which needed to be carefully handled.

Multiple Event Dispatch Issue

Lastly, we addressed an edge case in LocalStorageKeystore.ts.

When a user clicks logout in one tab, the closeTabLocal() function is triggered in other tabs. However, this could be called more that one time, causing the event listener to send duplicate messages. We needed to ensure that each logout triggers the event exactly once, even if multiple tabs are open.
That was the reason i split the useEffect into three.

Now regarding the freshLogin the issue, when a user redirect to us with params, we store to 'state on privateRoute and we pass as state to Login page and redirect him back to previus. The problem here is when the user logout and login again the state keep it and redirect him again to the url with params, the only way to clean up that, is on logout to redirect to Login wiouth state. I am trying to find the best way to do that.