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Fixes bug where empty card header and footers would show up in the vscode extension even if they weren't actually present in the card. Was due to the over-optimistic use of the
:has()
selector, which isnt supported in vscode's webview yet.It also fixes a nasty bug where, when using the editor from the R function
launch_editor()
, if you refreshed the page the whole app could just vanish. This was caused due to the backend trying to always guarantee that if the user had switched app types from the template viewer that it didn't leave around old files. Unfortunately, this meant that it erased existing files every time the app loaded, which, when a refresh happened, would be the app you were working on...