Feature: Replaceable tab management system #3831
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Order variables in Variables Tab alphabetically by name
Co-authored-by: Anoop M D <[email protected]>
…id (usebruno#3812) * fix: Request vars displayed in red color in body * chore: removing index import --------- Co-authored-by: Anoop M D <[email protected]>
…c… (usebruno#3801) * Allow rearrangement of table items in params, body, vars, headers, and assert * updated drag function name
Co-authored-by: Anoop M D <[email protected]>
…encies in useEffect (usebruno#3830)
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Description
This PR introduces a restructuring of the tab management system. Previously, every file, folder, or collection would open in a new tab by default, leading to potential tab overload. With this update, tabs now operate in a replaceable mode, meaning new files or collections will replace the currently open tab unless explicitly made permanent. To make a tab permanent (or "sticky"), users can simply double-click on the file name or the tab itself
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