feat: change smart function title, icon and desc

[Yukiyukiyeah]

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  • Updated the component's display name, description, and icon for improved clarity and consistency in the user interface. The component is now labeled "Smart Function" with a new icon and revised description. No changes to functionality.

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The metadata attributes of the LambdaFilterComponent class were updated, including its display name, description, icon, and internal name, reflecting a shift from "Lambda Filter" to "Smart Function." No changes were made to the component's logic or functional implementation.

Changes

File	Change Summary
src/backend/base/langflow/components/processing/lambda_filter.py	Updated LambdaFilterComponent class metadata: changed display name, description, icon, and name to reflect "Smart Function".

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src/backend/base/langflow/components/processing/lambda_filter.py (2)

18-20: Approve metadata updates
The new display_name, description, and icon values correctly reflect the "Smart Function" rebranding without altering any logic or existing functionality.

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21-21: Verify internal component name
The name attribute now includes a space ("Smart Function"), which may conflict with identifier conventions used in registration or serialization. Ensure that component lookups, API endpoints, and any persisted references continue to function as expected with a space in the name.

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[edwinjosechittilappilly]

LGTM.

Can you revert the changes in package.json