fix: prevent task list flash on session restore and during conversation#1215
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- Initialize autoHidden to true when all tasks are already completed on mount (e.g. session restore), instead of showing for 5 seconds then hiding - Add shallow comparison in onTasksChange callback to skip state updates when tasks haven't materially changed (same id + status), preventing unnecessary re-renders and autoHidden resets that cause flickering - Update tests to reflect new immediate-hide-on-mount behavior and add dedicated test for the all-completed-on-mount case
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mount (e.g. session restore), instead of showing for 5 seconds then
hiding
when tasks haven't materially changed (same id + status), preventing
unnecessary re-renders and autoHidden resets that cause flickering
dedicated test for the all-completed-on-mount case