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Prevents crash when changing system prompt by calling unloadModel() before loadModel() in UpdateChatSettings handler, matching the pattern used in all other model reload paths.
- Fix race condition in SmolLMManager.unload() where deferred close()
would free a newly loaded model after settings change
- Add JNI exception handling for startCompletion and widen catches
from std::runtime_error to std::exception in loadModel/completionLoop
- Validate chat template with Jinja syntax check before passing to C++
- Replace llmModel!! with safe calls in ChatActivity
- Reload model on error when instance becomes unloaded
- Show human-readable names for downloaded whisper models
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Adding options and UI elements for the new functionality.