Feat/update cps

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• main.go
• website/src/routes/create/+page.svelte
• website/src/routes/edit/cps/[id]/+page.svelte
• website/src/routes/mystuff/+page.svelte

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[gemini-code-assist]

Code Review

This pull request introduces a new edit page for 'cps' and refines character fetching and UI messaging. The review feedback identifies several critical improvements: adding manual validation for required fields since native form validation is bypassed, fixing unsafe error handling that could cause component crashes, and removing the 'required' attribute from file uploads on the edit page to allow metadata updates without re-uploading images. A grammatical correction for the empty state messaging was also suggested.

[gemini-code-assist]

The updateCP function lacks validation for required fields such as cpName and cpDescription. Since the inputs are not wrapped in a <form> element, the browser's native required attribute validation will not be triggered when the button is clicked. Manual validation should be added to ensure these fields are not empty before sending the update request.

		if (!cpName.trim() || !cpDescription.trim()) {
			errorText = 'Name and Description are required';
			return;
		}

		if (cpCharacter1 === cpCharacter2) {
			errorText = 'Character #1 and Character #2 cannot be the same';
			return;
		}

[gemini-code-assist]

Accessing err.data.data directly is unsafe. If the error response does not contain a data object (e.g., a network error or a generic 500), Object.keys(err.data.data) will throw a TypeError and crash the component. Use optional chaining or verify the object's existence before accessing its keys.

			const firstKey = err.data?.data ? Object.keys(err.data.data)[0] : null;

[gemini-code-assist]

The required attribute on the file input should be removed for the edit page. Requiring a file upload on every update prevents users from saving changes to other fields (like name or description) unless they re-select and upload images every time.

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[gemini-code-assist]

The phrase 'Create Your First characters' is grammatically incorrect when the mode is 'characters'. It should use the singular 'character' for better clarity.

                    <a href="/create" class="btn btn-primary">Create Your First {mode === 'cps' ? 'CP' : 'character'}</a>