feat(wren-ui): Use rephrasedQuestion for asking a question answer

[fredalai]

Description

• Use rephrasedQuestion first
  • For asking a question/follow-up question, will use 'rephrasedQuestion' as the initial value for the question of the Add Question-SQL pair Modal
  • For clicking a Recommended question in a thread page, will use ‘question’ as the initial value for the question of the Add Question-SQL pair Modal

Summary by CodeRabbit

• New Features
  • The modal interface for saving content now displays the most contextually relevant question text. When an updated version is available, it will be prioritized over the original version, providing clearer and more meaningful information during interactions. This enhancement improves the overall clarity and user experience when engaging with saved content features.

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Walkthrough

The changes modify the handling of the question parameter within the AnswerResult.tsx component. The update now prioritizes using threadResponse?.askingTask?.rephrasedQuestion if it is available, while falling back to the original question when it isn’t. The sql parameter remains unchanged. This adjustment refines the data passed to the onOpenSaveToKnowledgeModal function for contextual relevance.

Changes

File(s)	Change Summary
wren-ui/.../AnswerResult.tsx	Updated the call to onOpenSaveToKnowledgeModal by modifying the question value to first check for threadResponse?.askingTask?.rephrasedQuestion, with fallback.

Sequence Diagram(s)

sequenceDiagram
    participant AR as AnswerResult.tsx
    participant Modal as Knowledge Modal

    alt If rephrasedQuestion exists
        AR->>Modal: onOpenSaveToKnowledgeModal(rephrasedQuestion, sql)
    else
        AR->>Modal: onOpenSaveToKnowledgeModal(question, sql)
    end

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[andreashimin]

lgtm