Avoid resetting last unsent user prompt when navigating with up and down arrows #198
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Jurredr
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Problem
We should keep track of the last unsent user prompt when navigating with the up and down arrow through previous prompts. When the user navigates through previous prompts, they should be able to go back to the prompt they are currently writing which should not be reset. This behaviour is of particular relevance when writing a prompt and accidentally press the up or down arrow key, which would reset the prompt.
Solution
Keep track of the current prompt being written (last unsent user prompt)
Tests
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