fix(ui/treeview): union sessionStorage keys instead of overwriting
The previous fix tried to defer page-side RevealNode to the second render so TreeView's async sessionStorage load could finish first. In practice Blazor Server didn't always fire a second OnAfterRenderAsync on the page after the deep-link load, so the reveal never ran. Real fix: change TreeView's storage-load to UNION the restored keys with whatever's already in _expandedKeys, instead of REPLACING. That way the page can call RevealNode whenever it wants and the storage restore can't clobber the reveal regardless of completion order. The page-side guard simplifies back to a one-shot reveal on first render. Semantic note: if a deep-link reveal expands an ancestor that the user had previously collapsed, the deep link wins. Intentional — the URL expresses the navigation intent.
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@@ -127,7 +127,10 @@ else
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var keys = System.Text.Json.JsonSerializer.Deserialize<List<string>>(json);
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if (keys != null)
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{
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_expandedKeys = new HashSet<string>(keys);
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// Union (don't replace): callers may have invoked RevealNode before
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// this async storage load completed. Preserving those reveal-added
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// keys ensures deep-link reveal isn't clobbered by the restore.
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foreach (var k in keys) _expandedKeys.Add(k);
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_initialExpansionApplied = true;
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}
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}
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