refactor: centralize example registry and switching logic (Issue #8)#131
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Description
This PR refactors how preinstalled examples are managed by introducing a structured example registry and centralizing example switching logic.
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Purpose:
This improves separation of concerns between data and UI, centralizes selection logic, and makes the examples menu easier to maintain and extend in the future.
This change improves separation of concerns and maintainability without modifying compilation, execution, or existing functionality.
Closes #8