Names that fit the chat, and a way to change one

Two things about titles were wrong. Every chat spent a second completion on
its name, including an agent chat whose opening words are already a title --
somebody starting one states an objective, not a topic. An agent chat now
takes `fallback_title` from its first prompt and makes no request at all;
an ordinary chat, which opens with a question whose *answer* is what makes a
title worth asking for, is unchanged.

And renaming existed only as the `/title` slash command, which set the heading
and left the sidebar row showing the old name until the next reload -- a rename
that looks half-applied is one people do twice. There are pencil buttons on the
heading and on every sidebar row now, both PATCHing the route that was already
there, and `update_chat` answers a rename with the out-of-band pair the `done`
frame has always sent, so one response moves both. Only on a rename: sending it
for every PATCH would overwrite the heading from an unrelated save. `/title`
sets both spans itself, being a bare fetch rather than htmx.

The dialog is the `data-prompt` mechanism the folder work added, which is why
the heading keeps a button rather than becoming an inline field: it sits in a
flex row beside the badges and the connection chip, and swapping it for a text
box moves all of them.

Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>

src/lembas/web/static/js/commands.js

@@ -115,9 +115,16 @@
         body.append("title", wanted);
         fetch("/api/chats/" + chat(), { method: "PATCH", body: body, credentials: "same-origin" })
           .then(function () {
-            var heading = el("#chat-title");
-            // textContent, never innerHTML: this is text somebody typed.
-            if (heading) heading.textContent = wanted;
+            /* Both places the title appears. The heading alone left the sidebar
+               row showing the old name until the next reload, which reads as a
+               rename that half worked -- and is the reason the route now hands
+               back the out-of-band pair for every other caller. This one is a
+               bare fetch rather than htmx, so it sets them itself.
+
+               textContent, never innerHTML: this is text somebody typed. */
+            [el("#chat-title"), el("#chat-link-label-" + chat())].forEach(function (node) {
+              if (node) node.textContent = wanted;
+            });
             note("Renamed.");
           });
       }