Apply ES6 property and method shorthand syntax in wizard.html

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Why these issues? All five issues stem from the same SonarQube rule (javascript:S3498) within a single file, making them a cohesive fix. These MINOR violations represent straightforward style improvements with minimal risk, and the remaining similar issues in the same file would provide only diminishing returns.

This change modernizes the JavaScript code in wizard.html by applying ES6 shorthand syntax for object properties and methods. Five instances of redundant property definitions (key: key) and function method syntax have been replaced with their more concise shorthand equivalents, improving code consistency and readability.

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Fixed Issues

javascript:S3498 - Expected property shorthand. • MINOR • View issue

Location: go/internal/gui/templates/wizard.html:325

Why is this an issue?

In JavaScript, object shorthand syntax is a more concise way to define properties on objects. It was introduced to make object literals more readable and expressive.

What changed

This hunk converts value: value to just value in the object literal passed to send(), applying the object property shorthand syntax where the key name value matches the variable name value. This eliminates the redundant value: value pattern.

--- a/go/internal/gui/templates/wizard.html
+++ b/go/internal/gui/templates/wizard.html
@@ -731,1 +731,1 @@ var Wizard = (function() {
-		send({ type: 'prompt_response', id: pendingPromptId, value: value });
+		send({ type: 'prompt_response', id: pendingPromptId, value });

javascript:S3498 - Expected property shorthand. • MINOR • View issue

Location: go/internal/gui/templates/wizard.html:731

Why is this an issue?

In JavaScript, object shorthand syntax is a more concise way to define properties on objects. It was introduced to make object literals more readable and expressive.

What changed

This hunk converts start: function() { to start() {, applying the method shorthand syntax for object method definitions. This removes the unnecessary function keyword, making the method definition more concise.

--- a/go/internal/gui/templates/wizard.html
+++ b/go/internal/gui/templates/wizard.html
@@ -851,1 +851,1 @@ var Wizard = (function() {
-		start: function() {
+		start() {

javascript:S3498 - Expected method shorthand. • MINOR • View issue

Location: go/internal/gui/templates/wizard.html:851

Why is this an issue?

In JavaScript, object shorthand syntax is a more concise way to define properties on objects. It was introduced to make object literals more readable and expressive.

What changed

This hunk converts cancel: function() { to cancel() {, applying the method shorthand syntax for object method definitions. This removes the unnecessary function keyword, making the method definition more concise.

--- a/go/internal/gui/templates/wizard.html
+++ b/go/internal/gui/templates/wizard.html
@@ -858,1 +858,1 @@ var Wizard = (function() {
-		cancel: function() {
+		cancel() {

javascript:S3498 - Expected method shorthand. • MINOR • View issue 1
javascript:S3498 - Expected property shorthand. • MINOR • View issue 2

Location: go/internal/gui/templates/wizard.html:858

Why is this an issue?

In JavaScript, object shorthand syntax is a more concise way to define properties on objects. It was introduced to make object literals more readable and expressive.

What changed

This hunk converts submitInput: submitInput to just submitInput, applying the object property shorthand syntax where the key name matches the variable name. This eliminates the redundant repetition of the identifier, fixing the expected property shorthand warning at this location.

--- a/go/internal/gui/templates/wizard.html
+++ b/go/internal/gui/templates/wizard.html
@@ -861,1 +861,1 @@ var Wizard = (function() {
-		submitInput: submitInput,
+		submitInput,

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