Task delay: Beyond Journey's End

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Pull Request Overview

The purpose of this PR is to remove an unnecessary delay from MainViewModel to improve responsiveness.

• Removed the Task.Delay call from the MainViewModel.

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The change updates the Hide method in the Flow.Launcher/ViewModel/MainViewModel.cs file by adding a null check for QueryText before accessing its length. Additionally, the await Task.Delay(50); statement has been removed, which eliminates the 50-millisecond pause before updating WPF properties and the main window’s visibility. No modifications were made to public or exported entities.

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File Path	Change Summary
Flow.Launcher/.../MainViewModel.cs	Added a null check for QueryText and removed the await Task.Delay(50); from the Hide method, altering the execution timing.

Sequence Diagram(s)

sequenceDiagram
    participant U as User
    participant M as MainViewModel
    participant UI as WPF UI
    U->>M: Trigger hide action
    M->>UI: Update visibility immediately

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Pull Request Overview

This PR addresses improvements in the MainViewModel related to UI updates when handling the query text and asynchronous delays.

• Introduces a null check for QueryText to avoid potential exceptions during initialization.
• Removes an intentional Task.Delay(50) before updating WPF properties.

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Flow.Launcher/ViewModel/MainViewModel.cs:1554

• The removal of Task.Delay(50) may affect the timing of UI updates; please verify that this change doesn't introduce race conditions or timing issues.

await Task.Delay(50);

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[nitpick] Consider using string.IsNullOrEmpty(QueryText) for clarity and conciseness, ensuring the check covers both null and empty cases.

Suggested change

	if (QueryText != null && QueryText.Length != 0)
	if (!string.IsNullOrEmpty(QueryText))