🎨 Palette: Add Clear file action to CreateSongDialog

[imLeGEnDco55]

💡 What: The UX enhancement added:
Added a dedicated "Clear" (X) action when an audio file is selected in the Create Song Dialog, displaying the filename alongside the button instead of overwriting the upload button text.

🎯 Why: The user problem it solves:
Previously, selecting a file overwrote the button text, hiding the primary "Upload" action and leaving no obvious way to clear the selection other than closing and reopening the dialog. This improves the flow and gives users explicit control.

📸 Before/After: Screenshots if visual change:
Tested and verified via Playwright screenshot (/home/jules/verification/file_selected.png).

♿ Accessibility: Any a11y improvements made:
Added aria-label="Quitar archivo de audio" to the new icon-only clear button.

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Summary of Changes

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This pull request significantly enhances the user experience within the CreateSongDialog by refining how audio file selections are handled. Instead of merely replacing the upload button text with the filename, the updated interface now presents the selected file's name alongside a distinct 'Clear' button. This change provides users with explicit control over their file selection, making the process more intuitive and preventing the accidental hiding of the primary upload action.

Highlights

• UX Enhancement for Audio File Selection: Implemented a dedicated 'Clear' (X) action in the CreateSongDialog when an audio file is selected, displaying the filename alongside the button instead of overwriting the upload button text.
• Improved User Flow: Users can now explicitly clear a selected audio file without needing to close and reopen the dialog, addressing a previous issue where the primary 'Upload' action was hidden.
• Accessibility: Added aria-label="Quitar archivo de audio" to the new icon-only clear button for improved accessibility.
• Documentation Update: A new entry was added to .Jules/palette.md documenting the learning and action item related to this UX improvement for file selection.

Changelog

• .Jules/palette.md
  • Added a new entry for 'Clear File Action UX' under the 2026-03-04 section, documenting the learning and action related to displaying selected files with a dedicated clear button.
• src/components/CreateSongDialog.tsx
  • Imported the X icon from lucide-react for the clear button.
  • Refactored the audio file input section to conditionally render either the file name with a clear button (when a file is selected) or the original 'Seleccionar archivo de audio' button.
  • Implemented the clear functionality for the audio file, which resets the audioFile state and clears the value of the hidden file input element.

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• The pull request was automatically created by Jules for a task initiated by @imLeGEnDco55.

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Code Review

The pull request effectively implements the 'Clear file action' in the CreateSongDialog, significantly improving the user experience. The changes correctly handle the display of the selected audio file with a clear button, and the underlying logic for clearing the file input is sound. The addition to the palette.md file also appropriately documents this UX enhancement as a learning and action item.