feat(spx-gui): automatically bind generated animation to appropriate sprite state

[cn0809]

close: #2791

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Summary of Changes

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This pull request introduces an enhancement to the animation generation workflow by automatically associating newly created animations with the default state of a sprite. This change aims to streamline the animation creation process, ensuring that generated animations are immediately functional within the sprite's default behavior without requiring manual configuration, thereby improving overall usability.

Highlights

• Automatic Animation Binding: Newly generated animations are now automatically bound to the sprite's default state.
• Conditional Binding: This automatic binding only occurs if the animation is not already associated with any states.
• Code Changes: The SpriteGen class logic was updated to include this binding mechanism, requiring the import of the State enum.

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Changelog

• spx-gui/src/models/gen/sprite-gen.ts
  • Imported the State enum from ../sprite to facilitate state management.
  • Modified the generatedAnimations processing logic to check if a newly added animation has any bound states. If not, it automatically binds the animation to State.Default.

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Code Review

This pull request introduces a feature to automatically bind a newly generated animation to the sprite's default state. The implementation correctly adds this binding. However, it currently overwrites any existing default animation, which might not be the desired behavior. I've suggested a change to only set the default animation if one is not already configured, which would provide a safer and more predictable user experience.

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Pull request overview

This PR implements automatic binding of generated animations to the sprite's default state, addressing issue #2791. When animations are generated for a sprite, the first animation will automatically be bound to the default state if no default animation is already set.

Changes:

• Added auto-binding logic to bind the first generated animation to the sprite's default state when no default animation exists

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Code Review Summary

The implementation correctly addresses issue #2791 by auto-binding generated animations to the sprite's default state. Security and performance are solid. One inline comment posted addresses documentation accuracy and a potential race condition with simultaneous animation generation.