[RipleyTom]

This fixes down arrow keys just deselecting the edit after searching for something. Now it correctly selects the first item.

This is a one line fix but the problem is pretty complicated.
The short version: iced Tree reuses Id::Unique ids from the old tree when rebuilding the tree(it does so positionally), the new ids generated by update_entry_metadata in Message::FilterApps are basically instantly stale when the tree is rebuilt and the Message:NextRow won't find the ids in entry_ids after the first assignment.

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[jackpot51]

We are no longer accepting LLM-generated changes.

[RipleyTom]

Err the claude thing above has nothing to do with me.
If you don't like the fix I can get it as it's more of a workaround for a bug in iced(though it looked very purposeful when I looked at the code) but don't dismiss it as LLM-generated =.=.

[mmstick]

GitHub really should not display third party commits like that in active pull requests.