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Fix: Handle cancel action in rename notebook (Fixes #186)#365
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Resolves the JavaScript crash reported in #186 when cancelling the rename notebook action.
Changes Made:
Crash Fix: Added a guard clause if (new_title === null) to handle the Cancel action gracefully.
Validation: Users are now alerted if they try to save an empty notebook title.
Refactor: Improved the rename logic to use optimistic UI updates for a snappier user experience.
Testing: Verified that clicking "Cancel" no longer freezes the application and that empty titles trigger the appropriate alert.