Fix GUI content loss during delete/undo operations

- Use proper setter methods instead of direct property assignment in undo
- Changed to use set_code() and set_gui_code() during node restoration
- Ensures rebuild_gui() is called to create widgets before apply_gui_state()
- Enhanced debug output for GUI state capture and restoration process
- Added comprehensive GUI widget validation during restoration

Resolves the "GUI empty after undo" bug where restored nodes had correct
size and pins but missing GUI content. The issue was that GUI widgets
weren't being recreated because rebuild_gui() wasn't called, causing
apply_gui_state() to fail silently.

The key insight: Direct property assignment bypasses the rebuild process,
while setter methods properly trigger GUI reconstruction.

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Author: bhowiebkr-lab

src/commands/node_commands.py

@@ -274,9 +274,11 @@ def undo(self) -> bool:
                 restored_node.uuid = self.node_state['id']
                 restored_node.description = self.node_state['description']
                 restored_node.setPos(self.node_state['position'])
-                restored_node.code = self.node_state['code']
-                restored_node.gui_code = self.node_state['gui_code']
-                restored_node.gui_get_values_code = self.node_state['gui_get_values_code']
+                # Set code which will trigger pin updates
+                restored_node.set_code(self.node_state['code'])
+                # Set GUI code which will trigger GUI rebuild  
+                restored_node.set_gui_code(self.node_state['gui_code'])
+                restored_node.set_gui_get_values_code(self.node_state['gui_get_values_code'])
                 restored_node.function_name = self.node_state['function_name']
 
             # Only apply regular node properties if it's not a RerouteNode
@@ -309,10 +311,9 @@ def undo(self) -> bool:
                     else:
                         restored_node.color_title_text = self.node_state['color_title_text']
 
-                # Update pins to match saved state BEFORE setting size
+                # Pins were already updated by set_code() above
                 if should_debug(DEBUG_UNDO_REDO):
-                    print(f"DEBUG: Updating pins from code")
-                restored_node.update_pins_from_code()
+                    print(f"DEBUG: Pins already updated by set_code()")
 
                 # Calculate minimum size requirements for validation
                 min_width, min_height = restored_node.calculate_absolute_minimum_size()
@@ -346,15 +347,24 @@ def undo(self) -> bool:
 
             self.node_graph.addItem(restored_node)
 
-            # Apply GUI state BEFORE final layout
-            if self.node_state.get('gui_state'):
+            # Apply GUI state AFTER GUI widgets are created
+            if self.node_state.get('gui_state') and not self.node_state.get('is_reroute', False):
                 try:
                     if should_debug(DEBUG_UNDO_REDO):
-                        print(f"DEBUG: Applying GUI state")
+                        print(f"DEBUG: Applying GUI state: {self.node_state['gui_state']}")
+                        print(f"DEBUG: GUI widgets available: {bool(restored_node.gui_widgets)}")
+                        print(f"DEBUG: GUI widgets count: {len(restored_node.gui_widgets) if restored_node.gui_widgets else 0}")
                     restored_node.apply_gui_state(self.node_state['gui_state'])
+                    if should_debug(DEBUG_UNDO_REDO):
+                        print(f"DEBUG: GUI state applied successfully")
                 except Exception as e:
                     if should_debug(DEBUG_UNDO_REDO):
                         print(f"DEBUG: GUI state restoration failed: {e}")
+            elif should_debug(DEBUG_UNDO_REDO):
+                if not self.node_state.get('gui_state'):
+                    print(f"DEBUG: No GUI state to restore")
+                elif self.node_state.get('is_reroute', False):
+                    print(f"DEBUG: Skipping GUI state for reroute node")
 
             # Restore connections
             restored_connections = 0