b4fcbd7efc
The c3afd57e fix made the edit page's handleSubmit throw on !res.ok but
only JourneyEditor caught it. Now: GeschichteEditor.save() catches and
keeps its dirty state (no unhandled rejection -> no GlitchTip noise on a
failed STORY save); StoryCreate throws on failure so a failed STORY
create no longer silently disarms the unsaved guard; both handleSubmit
implementations catch network rejections, surface a message, and rethrow.
Contract documented on both editors' Props. GeschichteEditor also gets
the title maxlength=255. Spec: rejecting onSubmit is caught and the
editor stays usable.
Review round 3: Felix §2, Tobias S1, Nora (3), Markus (concern 1).
Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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