Add draft saving for the new-dweet editor#548
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Adds client-side draft persistence to the submit box so iterating on a dweet no longer means losing your work to a refresh or accidental navigation. - Autosave the editor textarea to localStorage on input (debounced 500ms) - On reload, show an opt-in "Restore unsaved draft" prompt rather than auto-loading, so the classic starter animation still appears - Save as draft button captures named copies; click the name to rename inline (Enter commits, Escape cancels), Load button explicitly loads - All drafts live in localStorage; no server changes required Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
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Dwitter is great, but going from ideation to an actual final dweet that you're proud of requires many rounds of iteration. Without any state management, this results in me just copy pasting noteworthy designs into a text file where I later have to try to figure out which is which, so it would be cool if dwitter provided this natively.
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Testing
Autosaving
Save as draft
