Toggle between last opened chat and current `CMD+0`

[Fryingpannn]

Context

• If the user has a previous chat, pressing CMD+0 should bring that previous chat to the current chat panel.
• Pressing this key again should bring back the most recent chat.
• If no the user has no previous chat, this command should do nothing.
• A chat that is opened but was never prompted (empty), does not count as a "chat" and should not be switched to.

Clarification

Pressing CMD+0 should always go back to the most recently opened chat that is not the current opened one, if there was no previously opened chat, then do nothing.

E.g.:

• User opens Pear
• User opens a new empty chat (Chat#1). Pressing shortcut at this point does nothing because there was no last most recently opened chat.
• User prompts the new chat (Chat#1) with a question about dogs.
• User decides they want to open a new chat (Chat#2) to prompt about a different topic.
• In the 2nd new chat (Chat#2) the user writes some stuff, and decides they want to see the previous chat about dogs again.
• User clicks CMD+0, it brings back Chat#1, because it was the most recently opened chat that isn't the current one.
• At this point, if user toggles CMD+0 again, it will simply switch between Chat#1 and Chat#2.
• If the user stops on Chat#1 and then goes to another different chat (Chat#3) and prompts stuff, then toggling the command would switch between Chat#1 and Chat#3.

[Trifall]

Pressing this key again should bring back the most recent chat.

Need clarification on this - do you mean the chat that was active before pressing the hotkey? I.e say there are 5 chats total, and you have chat 3 open, it should go to chat 2; but if you press it again what should happen? Should it go back to chat 3 or go to the latest chat (chat 5)

[Fryingpannn]

@Trifall Sorry for delayed response, just saw your comment (feel free ping me in disc if I don't reply). Clarification:

Pressing CMD+0 should always go back to the most recently opened chat that is not the current opened one, if there was no previously opened chat, then do nothing.

E.g.:

• User opens Pear
• User opens a new empty chat (Chat#1). Pressing shortcut at this point does nothing because there was no last most recently opened chat.
• User prompts the new chat (Chat#1) with a question about dogs.
• User decides they want to open a new chat (Chat#2) to prompt about a different topic.
• In the 2nd new chat (Chat#2) the user writes some stuff, and decides they want to see the previous chat about dogs again.
• User clicks CMD+0, it brings back Chat#1, because it was the most recently opened chat that isn't the current one.
• At this point, if user toggles CMD+0 again, it will simply switch between Chat#1 and Chat#2.
• If the user stops on Chat#1 and then goes to another different chat (Chat#3) and prompts stuff, then toggling the command would switch between Chat#1 and Chat#3.

Let me know if this clears things up better.