useFetcherだとValidationがうまく聞いていなかったのを修正

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Summary by CodeRabbit

• New Features

  • Enhanced data management in the EditPage component, improving performance and maintainability.

• Bug Fixes

  • Improved interaction flow by restructuring the EditHeader component for better user experience.

• Style

  • Minor adjustments to indentation and formatting for improved code readability.

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Walkthrough

The recent updates enhance the EditPage component's data handling by replacing the useActionData hook with the useFetcher hook, streamlining data retrieval and improving type safety. Additionally, the EditHeader component underwent a structural adjustment, switching the wrapping of the Link and Button components to optimize user interaction. These refinements aim to boost maintainability and performance while keeping the overall functionality intact.

Changes

Files	Change Summary
web/app/routes/$userName+/page+/$slug+/edit/_edit.tsx	Replaced useActionData with useFetcher for data handling, improving type safety. The source of lastResult has been modified for streamlined data management.
web/app/routes/$userName+/page+/$slug+/edit/components/EditHeader.tsx	Modified structure to have Link wrap Button, altering interaction flow. Adjusted indentation and formatting for better readability.

Sequence Diagram(s)

sequenceDiagram
    participant User
    participant EditPage
    participant Fetcher

    User->>EditPage: Request to edit
    EditPage->>Fetcher: Fetch data
    Fetcher->>EditPage: Return fetched data
    EditPage->>User: Display edit form

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🐰 In the code, changes do hop,
Fetching data, never to stop!
Buttons and links twist and twine,
Making the user experience fine!
With each edit, we grow and play,
Hop along, it's a better day! 🌼

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