Command palette: Add contextual shortcuts when editing a template

[jameskoster]

• Update document title to open command palette (Update the document title in the site editor to open the command tool #50369)
• Add contextual delete/reset action to command palette (Add contextual commands #50543).
• Display recently edited templates as shortcuts.
• Display shortcut to manage templates.

[jameskoster]

To connect a dot, adding the 'Recent templates' section here can be a small first step that guides users to this area as a navigational tool for moving around in the site editor. In the future this might graduate to a more elaborate device as described in #44461 (comment)

[SaxonF]

I assume this a potential solution for the issue of "Quick template switching is still not quite there.".

Since we are also looking template vs content editing, it might be worth exploring alternative options for quick template switching. e.g. in page inspector. We also have onboarding flows for creating pages and templates which would be nice to align around.

[jameskoster]

Hm, I think those are different things?

Template switching in the context of this issue is about quickly navigating from editing one template to another.

Template switching in the page inspector is about switching which template is applied to that page.

[SaxonF]

Template switching in the context of this issue is about quickly navigating from editing one template to another.

My bad! Can we just lean on command center for any "in editor" document switching? The templates list in sidebar is otherwise the go-to place for switching/previewing templates. I'm just trying to find opportunities to simplify, and the template details popover feels unnecessary at this point.

[jameskoster]

Can we just lean on #49330 for any "in editor" document switching?

If we make it more discoverable (IE clicking the template title), then yes I think that makes sense.

[mtias]

Where are we on this given the new command palette and header design?

[jameskoster]

The command palette should supplant the current popover. I'll update the OP.

[jameskoster]

I guess this is tracked by #50407. I'll close.