fix(deps): update dependency react-resizable-panels to v4.4.1

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This PR contains the following updates:

Package	Change	Age	Confidence
react-resizable-panels (source)	4.3.3 → 4.4.1

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Release Notes

bvaughn/react-resizable-panels (react-resizable-panels)

v4.4.1

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• 600: Bugfix: Collapsible Panel should treat defaultSize={0} as collapsed on mount

v4.4.0

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• 599: Add new onLayoutChanged prop to Group.

For layout changes caused by pointer events, this method is not called until the pointer has been released. This callback should be used if you're doing something like saving a layout as it is called less frequently than the previous approach.

The useDefaultLayout hook has also been updated to use this callback (though it will continue to support the old callback as well, with a @deprecation tag).

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Summary of Changes

Hello @WomB0ComB0, I'm Gemini Code Assist¹! I'm currently reviewing this pull request and will post my feedback shortly. In the meantime, here's a summary to help you and other reviewers quickly get up to speed!

This pull request updates the react-resizable-panels dependency to its latest minor version, 4.4.0. The primary enhancement in this new version is the introduction of an onLayoutChanged prop for the Group component, which provides a more optimized way to handle and persist layout changes by triggering only after user interaction concludes. This change also includes an update to the useDefaultLayout hook to leverage this new functionality.

Highlights

• Dependency Update: Updates the react-resizable-panels library from version 4.3.3 to 4.4.0.
• New onLayoutChanged Prop: The Group component now includes an onLayoutChanged prop. This callback is invoked after pointer release for layout changes, making it ideal for saving layout states more efficiently.
• useDefaultLayout Hook Enhancement: The useDefaultLayout hook has been updated to utilize the new onLayoutChanged callback, with the previous callback now marked for deprecation.

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Code Review

This pull request updates the react-resizable-panels dependency to version 4.4.0. The change is straightforward. However, based on the provided files, this dependency may be unused. I've added a comment suggesting to verify its usage and consider removing it if it's redundant, which would be more beneficial than just updating it. If it is in use, I've also highlighted a new feature in this version that could be adopted for performance improvements.

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This PR updates react-resizable-panels. Based on the provided code, this dependency doesn't appear to be used. The repository includes a scripts:check-unused script which can help confirm this. If the package is indeed unused, it would be better to remove it completely rather than updating it. This helps in reducing the overall bundle size and maintenance effort.

If the package is actively being used in a file not visible in this review, consider using the new onLayoutChanged prop introduced in this version (v4.4.0) for saving layouts. According to the release notes, it is more performant for this use case.

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