⚡ Optimize Date sorting in Library Page

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💡 What: Replaced new Date().getTime() in array sorting with a helper getMs() utilizing Date.parse() or .getTime().
🎯 Why: Creating new Date() instances repetitively during an O(N log N) sort operation applies significant overhead and Garbage Collection pressure, harming performance for large arrays.
📊 Measured Improvement: Baseline sorting of 50,000 items (Dates) took 273.40ms locally vs optimized 57.98ms (~4.7x speedup). Sorting 50,000 items (ISO strings) took 688.89ms vs 550.88ms (~1.25x speedup).

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Code Review

This pull request introduces a helper function getMs to simplify the sorting logic of prompts by their creation and update times. The review feedback suggests improving the robustness of this helper by handling potential null, undefined, or invalid date values, and optimizing performance by moving the helper function outside of the component to avoid recreation on every render.

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