Set default block label

[mzueva]

Set default block label

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Summary of Changes

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This pull request standardizes the default label used for blocks across the application, ensuring consistency between the core model definition and the user interface. The defaultBlockLabel is now uniformly set to 'Select Dataset', replacing previous variations. This change improves clarity and user experience by providing a consistent default prompt. Accompanying these functional changes are routine dependency updates to keep the project's libraries current.

Highlights

• Default Block Label Update (Model): The defaultBlockLabel for the platforma block model in model/src/index.ts has been updated from an empty string to 'Select Dataset'.
• Default Block Label Update (UI): The default defaultBlockLabel in the UI application's initialization (ui/src/app.ts) has been changed from 'Select Clonotype Definition' to 'Select Dataset'.
• Dependency Updates: Several @platforma-sdk packages (model, test, ui-vue), @milaboratories packages (pf-driver, pl-middle-layer, uikit), and @babel packages (parser, types) have been updated to newer versions in pnpm-lock.yaml and pnpm-workspace.yaml.

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Code Review

This pull request updates the default block label to 'Select Dataset' in both the model definition and the UI initialization logic. The changes also include updates to various dependencies. While the change correctly unifies the default label, I've identified an opportunity to improve maintainability by removing redundant code. My review includes one suggestion to remove a now-superfluous default value assignment in the UI code, ensuring that the model remains the single source of truth.

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This line is redundant because the default value for defaultBlockLabel is now correctly set in the block's model definition (model/src/index.ts). To ensure there's a single source of truth and prevent future inconsistencies, it's best to remove this fallback from the UI code.

For consistency, the same principle applies to customBlockLabel on the preceding line, which could also be removed.