Implement chip deletion on backspace for filter labels#450
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When the user presses backspace with the cursor positioned right after a project label chip (e.g., [project]), the entire chip is now deleted at once instead of just the closing bracket. This improves the UX by treating project labels as atomic units that can be quickly removed with a single backspace press. Changes: - Enhanced backspace handling in filter mode to detect when cursor is after a ] character - Find and delete the entire [project] chip plus any trailing space - Added comprehensive test coverage for various chip deletion scenarios Co-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 4.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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Summary
]character, pressing backspace deletes the entire[project]chip plus any trailing spaceImplementation Details
case "backspace":handler in filter mode to detect cursor position relative to chip boundaries[bracketTest Coverage
Added comprehensive test cases covering:
]Test Results
All existing tests continue to pass, and new test cases verify the chip deletion behavior works correctly.
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