Use method shorthand syntax in wizard.html template

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Why these issues? Both issues share the same SonarQube rule (javascript:S3498) within a single file, forming a cohesive fix. The issues are well-scoped to specific methods in the wizard component and represent a straightforward, reliable refactoring that modernizes the codebase without functional changes.

Convert two object methods from traditional function expressions to ES6 method shorthand syntax in the wizard.html template. This eliminates redundant function keywords and resolves SonarQube code smell violations while improving code readability and consistency with modern JavaScript conventions.

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Fixed Issues

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

Location: go/internal/gui/templates/wizard.html:893

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 onInputKey: function(e) { to the method shorthand syntax onInputKey(e) {, eliminating the redundant function keyword. This directly fixes the 'Expected method shorthand' code smell for the onInputKey method at line 899 of wizard.html. Since there are only two hunks in the patch, this hunk also addresses any remaining method shorthand warnings in this area of the file.

--- a/go/internal/gui/templates/wizard.html
+++ b/go/internal/gui/templates/wizard.html
@@ -899,1 +899,1 @@ var Wizard = (function() {
-		onInputKey: function(e) {
+		onInputKey(e) {

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