Fix project action preview settings persistence

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What Changed

• Preserve previewUrl and autoOpenPreview when creating or updating project actions.
• Use a shared mapper for both save paths and omit preview settings when the preview URL is cleared.
• Add regression coverage for saving and removing project action preview settings.

Why

Project actions allow users to configure an optional preview URL. However, when an action was created or edited with a preview URL, saving the action silently discarded both the URL and the associated auto-open preference. Reopening the action therefore showed an empty preview URL field.

The form already included previewUrl and autoOpenPreview in its payload, but ChatView rebuilt the ProjectScript without those fields before calling the project update command. As a result, the preview settings never reached persistence.

Using the same mapper for create and update keeps both save paths consistent. It also ensures that intentionally clearing the preview URL removes the associated preview settings instead of retaining stale values.

Validation

• pnpm exec vp test apps/web/src/projectScripts.test.ts
• pnpm exec vp check
• pnpm exec vp run typecheck

Checklist

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Low Risk
Localized persistence fix with unit tests; no auth, security, or broad architectural changes.

Overview
Fixes a bug where project action create/update dropped previewUrl and autoOpenPreview before updateProject, so preview settings never saved even though the form sent them.

Introduces shared buildProjectScript in projectScripts.ts for both save paths. It maps core fields plus preview options when a URL is set, and omits preview fields when previewUrl is null so clearing the URL does not leave stale values. ChatView saveProjectScript / updateProjectScript now call this helper instead of inline ProjectScript objects. Regression tests cover saving preview settings and omitting them when the URL is cleared.

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Note

Fix project action preview settings persistence when saving or updating scripts

• Adds a buildProjectScript utility in projectScripts.ts that conditionally includes previewUrl and autoOpenPreview only when previewUrl is non-null, omitting those fields otherwise.
• Updates saveProjectScript and updateProjectScript in ChatView.tsx to use buildProjectScript instead of inline object construction, ensuring preview settings are correctly persisted or cleared.
• Behavioral Change: Previously, updating a script with a null previewUrl could leave stale preview fields on the stored object; now those fields are explicitly removed.

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Verdict: Approved

Straightforward bug fix that adds missing preview settings persistence via a new helper function. The change is small, self-contained, and includes unit tests validating the behavior.

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