Fix frontend variant cycle (vibe-kanban) (#668)

* Perfect! I've successfully fixed the frontend variant cycle issue and verified everything is working correctly:

##  Completed Tasks:

1. **Fixed keyboard cycling logic** - Removed `null` from the variant cycle in `keyboard-shortcuts.ts:294` since "DEFAULT" variants are now explicit rather than null
2. **Rust linting passed** - `cargo clippy --all --all-targets -- -D warnings` completed successfully
3. **Frontend linting/formatting passed** - 93 warnings but 0 errors (which meets your criteria)

## The Fix:
The issue was that the keyboard cycling logic was still treating `null` as a valid variant option, but the system now uses explicit "DEFAULT" variants. This created the appearance of duplicates in the cycle.

The fix simply changes:
```typescript
// Old (with null):
const allOptions = [null, ...variantLabels];

// New (without null):
const allOptions = variantLabels;
```

Now the variant cycling will correctly cycle through: "DEFAULT" → "PLAN" → ... → "DEFAULT" without any duplicate entries.

* Fmt
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Alex Netsch
2025-09-09 18:01:30 +02:00
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parent 17f8f2bebd
commit cec320cf8b

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@@ -288,15 +288,16 @@ export function useVariantCyclingShortcut({
if (e.shiftKey && e.key === 'Tab') {
e.preventDefault();
// Build the variant cycle: null (Default) → variant1 → variant2 → ... → null
// Build the variant cycle: variant1 → variant2 → ... → variant1
const variants = currentProfile;
const variantLabels = Object.keys(variants);
const allOptions = [null, ...variantLabels];
// Find current index and cycle to next
const currentIndex = allOptions.findIndex((v) => v === selectedVariant);
const nextIndex = (currentIndex + 1) % allOptions.length;
const nextVariant = allOptions[nextIndex];
const currentIndex = variantLabels.findIndex(
(v) => v === selectedVariant
);
const nextIndex = (currentIndex + 1) % variantLabels.length;
const nextVariant = variantLabels[nextIndex];
setSelectedVariant(nextVariant);