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The changes in this commit simplify the code in the TabsProvider component in the tabsContext.tsx file. Here's a summary of the changes:
- In the `createNewFlow` function, the `flowData` parameter is now of type `ReactFlowJsonObject | null` instead of `{ data: ReactFlowJsonObject | null; description: string }`. This simplifies the function signature and removes the need for destructuring the `flowData` object.
- The `extractDataFromFlow` function has been renamed to `processDataFromFlow` to better reflect its purpose. The function now returns only the `data` property from the `flow` object instead of an object with `data` and `description` properties.
- The `description` property in the `createNewFlow` function is now set to `flow.description ?? getRandomDescription()`. This ensures that if the `flow` object has a `description` property, it is used, otherwise a random description is generated.
- The `processFlowEdges` and `processFlowNodes` functions are no longer called in the `createNewFlow` function. It seems that these functions are defined elsewhere and are not necessary in this context.
These changes simplify the code and improve readability by removing unnecessary checks and simplifying function signatures.
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