"Settings" button disappears when offline

Summary: In build v26.13, the Ore UI pause screen suffers from a critical layout failure when the device is OFFLINE. The "Settings" button is intermittently or consistently removed from the UI stack and replaced by the "Browse Add-ons!" button. This is a global regression affecting both Survival and Creative modes, disrupting core game functionality and muscle memory.

Observed Behavior:

• Online State: Pause menu renders all buttons in correct sequence.

• Offline State (Universal): The essential "Settings" button disappears from the menu. The "Browse Add-ons!" button—which is non-functional without a connection—erroneously occupies the layout index traditionally reserved for "Settings."

Technical Analysis (Ore UI State Conflict):

1. Global Index Overwrite: This is a logic regression in the Ore UI framework's "Offline Mode" fallback. The browse_addons_button appears to have a higher layout priority than settings_button during network timeouts.

2. Resource Truncation: Instead of appending the Add-ons button to the end of the list, the Ore UI engine is overwriting the "Settings" component slot.

3. UI Thread Hang: The significant lag observed when pausing offline suggests a synchronous network check is blocking the UI thread, causing the layout to render in a "broken" or "partial" state.

4. Platform Context: Verified on Android 16.

Reproduction Steps:

1. Disconnect the device from all internet sources (Airplane Mode).

2. Launch Minecraft Bedrock v26.13.

3. Enter any world (Survival or Creative).

4. Open the Pause Menu.

5. Observed Result: The "Settings" button is missing. The "Browse Add-ons!" button is positioned where Settings should be.