MidnightUI Suite & Mythic+ Player Scoring System

## Action Bars
- Toggling an action bar off in settings now actually hides the buttons. (Bars 1, 2, and 3 were only hiding the frame before — the buttons still showed.)
- Turning a MidnightUI action bar off cleanly hands control back to the default Blizzard bar — clicks work again and Action Bar 3 no longer flickers in Edit Mode.
- Stance bar icons no longer have an odd grey ring around them.
- The amber "casting" sweep that fills your action button now appears only on the button you're actually casting. Long casts like Hearthstone no longer wash over every button on your bars.
- Changing stance or druid form during combat no longer triggers addon errors.
- The hidden Blizzard stance container no longer eats clicks aimed at the action buttons sitting behind it.

## Party & Raid Frames
- New: ready check indicators on party portraits and raid frames — "?" while waiting, ✓ for ready, ✗ for declined. The final result lingers for a few seconds after the check ends.
- Party frames no longer vanish and get replaced by the default Blizzard ones.
- Fixed a flood of errors from raid frames during raid sessions.

## Messenger
- Chat messages stay visible whether or not the side column is showing.
- The side column now sits in front of the chat text when it slides out (it was layering behind).
- Sending a direct message no longer triggers the "unread message" pulse — that's reserved for incoming messages only.

## Group Finder
- A small notice appears above Messenger to let you know your Group Finder request is queued until combat ends.
- The Season Journey tab now properly fills in your own character's info on login or after a reload.

## Map
- When the MidnightUI Map overlay is disabled, right-click zoom-out, left-click zone navigation, and click-and-drag panning all work on the default Blizzard map.

## Quests
- Weekly quests that let you choose between reputation tokens now show the real faction names and icons instead of grey placeholder items.

## Overlay Movement Mode
- Picking up an overlay and dropping it somewhere new now places it exactly where you let go — no drift, no snap-back.

## Behind the Scenes
- Cleaned up unnecessary diagnostic noise from the debug log so real errors stand out.