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Previously,`makeNewDescription` was called in the constructor and then again later in the `update` method (board manager) or later in the constructor (library manager) to recreate the description JTextPane so it can be filled with text. In all cases, the pane would be created equal, so there is no point in recreating it. Now, it is created only once and stored in an instance variable for later reference. Additionally, `makeNewDescription` now only creates the JTextPane, the constructor handles adding it (like for other components). This change slightly simplifies code, but also prepares for allowing to change the description text color externally in a later commit. For the library manager it is not currently strictly needed to have an instance variable (since the description is only used inside the constructor), but the instance variable is added for consistency and to prepare for this same upcoming change.
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