Rename CreationViewModel.startClicked to onStartClicked

[takahirom]

Thanks for this awesome reference app!

I noticed a small naming inconsistency while reading through the code, so I've updated it.

Renamed CreationViewModel.startClicked → onStartClicked to align with other event handler naming conventions (onUndoPressed, onPromptGenerationClicked, etc.).

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Summary of Changes

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This pull request focuses on improving code consistency and readability by refactoring a key event handler's name. The startClicked function in CreationViewModel has been renamed to onStartClicked to align with established naming conventions for event callbacks. This change, while purely a refactor, enhances the maintainability and clarity of the codebase by ensuring a uniform approach to naming interactive elements, without altering any functional behavior. The update includes changes in the UI layer and associated unit tests.

Highlights

• Naming Convention Alignment: The startClicked function within CreationViewModel has been renamed to onStartClicked to ensure consistency with other event handler naming conventions, such as onUndoPressed and onPromptGenerationClicked.
• Call Site Updates: All references and call sites for the startClicked function in CreationScreen.kt have been updated to reflect the new onStartClicked name.
• Test Case Refactoring: Corresponding test methods and their internal calls within CreationViewModelTest.kt have been refactored to use the new onStartClicked naming, maintaining test coverage and clarity.

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Code Review

This pull request correctly renames startClicked to onStartClicked to improve naming consistency for event handlers, and applies this change across the view model, screen, and tests. The change is well-motivated and implemented correctly. I've added a few suggestions to improve the tests you've touched, pointing out some existing issues like unused variables and incorrect assertions that you might want to fix while you're at it.

[riggaroo]

thanks for the fix!