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Summary by Sourcery

Tests:

• Adds a test case to verify the ability to change the query when the input is hidden.

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Reviewer's Guide by Sourcery

This pull request enhances the behavior of fzf when the input section is hidden (--no-input) by preserving and restoring the query, allowing users to change the query even when the input is not visible. It also includes a new test case to ensure the correctness of this functionality.

Sequence diagram for handling actions with hidden input

sequenceDiagram
  participant Terminal
  participant Action

  Terminal->>Terminal: Loop()
  Terminal->>Terminal: doAction(action)
  activate Terminal
  Terminal->>Terminal: currentInput := t.input
  Terminal->>Action: Execute action
  activate Action
  Action-->>Terminal: Action completed
  deactivate Action
  alt t.inputless
    Terminal->>Terminal: t.input = currentInput
    Terminal->>Terminal: t.cx = len(t.input)
  end
  deactivate Terminal

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File-Level Changes

Change	Details	Files
Preserves and restores the query when the input section is hidden (--no-input) to allow changing the query even when the input is hidden.	Saves the current input before each action. Restores the input after each action if the input is hidden. Discards query changes if inputless.	src/terminal.go
Added a test case to verify query changes when input is hidden.	Verifies that the query can be changed and restored when the input is hidden using show-input, change-query, and hide-input actions. Verifies that the query can be changed when the input is hidden using change-query and select actions.	test/test_core.rb

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