Feat: differentiate notebook view#332
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Summary
Improve visual differentiation between dataset and notebook views by displaying the associated dataset name in the notebook preview title. This change helps users quickly identify which dataset a notebook is linked to, reducing confusion between similar-looking views.
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DatasetPreviewNotebookcomponent to display dataset name instead of generic "Dataset Preview"getDatasetName()function to resolve dataset name fromnotebook.dataset_idHow to Test
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This enhancement addresses user confusion between dataset and notebook views by providing immediate visual context about which dataset the notebook is processing. The title now clearly indicates the relationship between the notebook and its source dataset.