Refactor script.js for a more manageable codebase

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Description

This PR refactors the script.js file in the extension directory to improve the codebase's manageability and structure. The code is currently mixed together, making it hard to maintain. The following changes were made:

• Created separate functions for different functionalities, including setting and removing the endpoint, signing in and registering, and showing and hiding elements.
• Grouped related functions together and added comments to explain their purpose.
• Replaced the calls to the old functions in the 'DOMContentLoaded' event listener with calls to the new functions.

Summary of Changes

• Created a new function named 'setEndpoint' to handle setting the endpoint.
• Created a new function named 'removeEndpoint' to handle removing the endpoint.
• Created a new function named 'signIn' to handle signing in.
• Created a new function named 'register' to handle registering.
• Created a new function named 'showElement' to handle showing an element.
• Created a new function named 'hideElement' to handle hiding an element.
• Grouped the newly created functions together and added comments to explain their purpose.
• Replaced the calls to the old functions in the 'DOMContentLoaded' event listener with calls to the new functions.

Fixes #6.

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[SomethingGeneric]

Can you rebase your PR on the new changes to script.js?

[sweep-ai[bot]]

Can you rebase your PR on the new changes to script.js?

Hi @SomethingGeneric,

I decided to make the following changes:

File Path

Proposed Changes

extension/script.js

Modify extension/script.js with contents: • Checkout to the branch of this pull request. • Perform a rebase operation to apply the changes from the main branch to the current branch. • Resolve any potential merge conflicts that may arise during the rebase. • Complete the rebase operation to create a new commit that includes both the changes from the main branch and the changes proposed in this pull request. • Push the updated branch to the remote repository to update the pull request with the rebased changes.