Refine shell top bar and canvas styling#54
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Polishes the app shell chrome by tightening the desktop top-bar search column, increasing input vertical padding, and switching the shortcut hint to an icon-based Cmd/Ctrl+K chip (removing platform sniffing via `navigator.platform`). It also applies a deliberate `rounded-[8px]` radius to the main floating canvas and documents this as an intentional design exception.
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Summary
This PR refines the application shell styling with cleaner UI elements. The changes include narrowing the desktop search column, increasing input padding, replacing platform-specific shortcut text with a universal icon-based design, and documenting the deliberate 8px canvas border radius.
Critical Issue Found:
- The search input has a React controlled component configuration issue that will cause console warnings and prevent typing from being visible before the palette opens.
Non-blocking Observations:
The removal of platform detection (navigator.platform) in favor of the universal Command icon is a good improvement for both simplicity and cross-platform consistency.
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🛑 Logic Error: The input element is configured as a controlled component with value="" but has an onChange handler that doesn't update the value state. React will warn about this pattern, and the input will not display typed characters before the palette opens. Either remove the onChange handler and rely only on onFocus, or make this a truly uncontrolled input without the value prop.
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| onChange={(event) => onSearch(event.target.value)} | |
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| onFocus={() => onSearch()} |
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Polishes the app shell chrome by tightening the desktop top-bar search column, increasing input vertical padding, and switching the shortcut hint to an icon-based Cmd/Ctrl+K chip (removing platform sniffing via
navigator.platform). It also applies a deliberaterounded-[8px]radius to the main floating canvas and documents this as an intentional design exception.