[ShakilUrRehman21]

Summary

In src/hooks/usePendingRoute.ts, the hook only subscribed to routeChangeStart and routeChangeComplete. When a navigation transition is cancelled or encounters an error (for example, clicking a different link before the pending route finishes loading, or navigating back), Next.js fires routeChangeError rather than routeChangeComplete.

As a result:

• setPendingRoute(null) was never invoked, leaving the clicked sidebar link stuck in its loading/pending state (isPending: true).
• currentRoute.current remained populated with the aborted URL, preventing subsequent pending route indications to that path.

This PR adds a unified handleRouteChangeEnd handler that listens to both routeChangeComplete and routeChangeError and resets the currentRoute ref.

How was this tested?

• Ran tsc --noEmit (passed with 0 errors).
• Verified Prettier code style on src/hooks/usePendingRoute.ts.

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Five Pages Changed Size

The following pages changed size from the code in this PR compared to its base branch:

Page	Size (compressed)	First Load
/404	127.63 KB (🟡 +13 B)	242.77 KB
/500	127.63 KB (🟡 +13 B)	242.78 KB
/[[...markdownPath]]	130.12 KB (🟡 +13 B)	245.27 KB
/errors	127.88 KB (🟡 +13 B)	243.03 KB
/errors/[errorCode]	127.85 KB (🟡 +13 B)	243 KB

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