Jump to next e-mail after archiving current one on inbox tab

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Updates

apps/web/components/email-list/EmailList.tsx:

• Added a nextEmail variable, storing the id of the next thread item in the threads list, that being the next e-mail shown on the inbox tag.

• nextEmail is used to immediately open said e-mail when archiving the one currently open in the panel. This new e-mail is immediately loaded in while the previous one is being archived in the background.

Closes #163

Summary by CodeRabbit

• New Features
  • Improved email archiving interaction: after archiving an email, the interface now automatically selects the next available email, streamlining your workflow.

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Walkthrough

This change updates the onArchive callback in the EmailList component. After an email thread is archived, the code retrieves the index of the archived email from the list and, if a subsequent thread exists, updates the state to automatically select it as the open thread.

Changes

File	Change Summary
apps/web/components/.../EmailList.tsx	Enhanced onArchive to automatically set openThreadId to the next email thread

Sequence Diagram(s)

sequenceDiagram
    participant User as User
    participant EL as EmailList Component
    User->>EL: Triggers archive on email thread
    EL->>EL: Archive the email
    EL->>EL: Determine index of archived thread in threads array
    alt Next thread exists
        EL->>EL: Set openThreadId to next thread's ID
        EL->>User: Display the next email thread
    else No further thread
        EL->>User: Remain on current state
    end

Assessment against linked issues

Objective	Addressed	Explanation
When archiving an email it should jump to the next email in the list (#163)	✅

Possibly related PRs

• elie222/inbox-zero#303: Modifications in onArchive related to adjustments in the refetch function’s removedThreadIds parameter.
• elie222/inbox-zero#369: Introduces similar functionality with advanceToAdjacentThread updating the openThreadId based on the current index.

Poem

I'm a rabbit, quick on my feet,
Archiving emails with a happy beat.
Each tap now leads me to the next in line,
Hopping through threads, feeling just fine.
Code and carrots—both taste divine!

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228-233: Great UX improvement!

This automatically navigates to the next email after archiving, creating a smoother workflow for users who are processing multiple emails. The implementation logic is clear and handles the edge case where there might not be a next email.

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