Fixed refetch logic

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This change updates the FloatingButton component to integrate React Query's useQueryClient for invalidating "templates" and "llm-connection" queries at specific user interaction points. Additionally, the helper function extractEmojiAndName is moved outside the component for modularity, without altering its logic.

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File(s)	Change Summary
apps/desktop/src/components/editor-area/floating-button.tsx	Added React Query invalidations for "templates" and "llm-connection" queries at key actions; moved extractEmojiAndName helper outside the component.

Possibly related PRs

• Template Selector Merge  #1089: Modifies the same FloatingButton component, focusing on template selection and enhancements, which relates directly to the query invalidation logic added in this PR.

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apps/desktop/src/components/editor-area/floating-button.tsx (5)

1-1: React Query integration looks correct.

The import and hook usage follow React Query best practices. The useQueryClient hook is properly used to get the query client instance within the component.

Also applies to: 74-74

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116-116: Query invalidation timing is appropriate.

Invalidating the "templates" query when showing the popover ensures fresh template data is available for the user. This aligns with the PR objective of fixing refetch logic.

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130-130: LLM connection invalidation makes sense.

Invalidating the "llm-connection" query when a template is selected is logical, as the connection state may need to be refreshed based on the template choice.

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145-145: Window focus event handling is well implemented.

The implementation correctly:

• Invalidates templates before opening settings
• Sets up a focus event listener to refresh data when returning from settings
• Properly removes the event listener to prevent memory leaks
• Invalidates both relevant queries when the window regains focus

This ensures data consistency when users return from the settings window.

Also applies to: 150-156

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339-369: Function extraction improves performance.

Moving extractEmojiAndName outside the component is a good optimization that prevents the function from being recreated on each render. The function logic remains unchanged and the implementation is solid.

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