Let the component own its mute state

ElementCallView took muteStates as a prop, which would have meant an
embedder building one before it could show a call. It could not simply make
its own: RoomPage created one on mount whichever branch it went on to
render, and two would both report the user's mute state to the host,
talking over each other.

Move the construction into a useMuteStates hook, and give the lobby shown
while waiting to be let into a room its own component. Each lobby now holds
mute state only while it is on screen, so there is never a second one, and
the component can own the call's.

KnockLobbyView also takes the room summary and label handling that RoomPage
was assembling on its behalf, leaving the page with arriving at a call
rather than being in one.
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/*
Copyright 2026 Element Creations Ltd.
SPDX-License-Identifier: AGPL-3.0-only OR LicenseRef-Element-Commercial
Please see LICENSE in the repository root for full details.
*/
import { useEffect, useState } from "react";
import { MuteStates } from "./MuteStates";
import { ObservableScope } from "./ObservableScope";
import { calculateInitialMuteState } from "./initialMuteState";
import { useMediaDevices } from "../MediaDevicesContext";
import { useHostBridge } from "../HostBridge";
import { useUrlParams } from "../UrlParams";
/**
* Audio and video mute state, kept in step with the host.
*
* `null` until the media devices have been looked at, since what the user
* starts muted depends on what they have.
*
* Whoever shows the user their own camera owns one of these. Note there should
* only ever be one alive at a time: each reports the user's mute state to the
* host, so two would have them talking over each other.
*/
export function useMuteStates(): MuteStates | null {
const urlParams = useUrlParams();
const hostBridge = useHostBridge();
const devices = useMediaDevices();
const [muteStates, setMuteStates] = useState<MuteStates | null>(null);
useEffect(() => {
const scope = new ObservableScope();
setMuteStates(
new MuteStates(
scope,
devices,
calculateInitialMuteState(
urlParams.skipLobby,
urlParams.callIntent,
urlParams.isWidget,
),
hostBridge,
),
);
return (): void => scope.end();
}, [devices, urlParams, hostBridge]);
return muteStates;
}