fix: update ID handling for images in InfiniteCanvas

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Summary by CodeRabbit

• Refactor
  • Improved the image selection on the infinite canvas for a smoother and more reliable interaction when clicking on images. This enhancement streamlines the process, ensuring that images are consistently identified and selected during user interactions.
• New Features
  • Added a new keyboard shortcut for "delete in select mode" to the Help component, enhancing user guidance on available functionalities.

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Walkthrough

The changes update the image shape identification in the InfiniteCanvas component. The logic now uses the image’s actual ID directly instead of a prefixed value in both the shape selection handler and the LoadedImage component. This ensures consistent handling of image IDs when a user interacts with the canvas. Additionally, a new keyboard shortcut for deleting in select mode has been added to the Help component.

Changes

File(s)	Change Summary
components/ui/InfiniteCanvas.tsx	Removed the "#image-" prefix when identifying image shapes; updated the shapeOnClickHandler to directly use IDs from the images array; updated the LoadedImage component ID from a prefixed format to a direct image.id assignment.
components/ui/Help.tsx	Added a new keyboard shortcut entry for "delete in select mode" in the Help component.

Sequence Diagram(s)

sequenceDiagram
    participant U as User
    participant C as InfiniteCanvas
    participant I as LoadedImage/Images Array
    U->>C: Click on image shape
    C->>I: Retrieve image using image.id (no prefix)
    C->>C: Update selected shape with the correct ID
    C->>U: Render updated canvas selection

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Possibly related PRs

• fix: drawing in shapes #88: Modifies the shapeOnClickHandler function for image shape ID selection, aligning closely with this change.
• fix: shapes not working in shapes #84: Adjusts the shapeOnClickHandler logic, indicating a strong connection in how image interactions are handled.
• fix: ensure consistent ID format for loaded images in InfiniteCanvas #59: Addresses image ID handling in a conflicting manner by introducing a prefix, directly relating to the updated approach in this PR.

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