forked from Goutam/lynkeduppro-crm
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Wire the IIOS kernel client's existing realtime affordances into the Messenger UI and fix three display issues. - Bubble contrast: incoming bubbles used --panel-2, which equals --bg in the dark theme (both #060608) → invisible. Use --panel + a border. - DM title: mapped all participants (incl. self → unknown-id fallback), producing "User d10888, Maaz Ahmed". Now shows the counterpart only. - Live sidebar preview: lastMessage/time update on any inbound socket message, reconciled with a debounced conversation-list refetch. - Typing indicator: throttled typing() send + auto-expiring "typing…" line. - Read receipts: markRead() on open/new message; "Sent"/"Seen" under the last outgoing message. Receipt event carries no threadId, so it is a global stream filtered to my own messages by actor id. - Reactions: emoji picker on hover, chips with counts, live via annotation. - Reply/quote: parentInteractionId round-trips; quoted parent renders above the reply and in a composer quote bar. Presence (online + last-seen) is intentionally not included — the kernel has no presence receive-event yet; that needs an IIOS change + client release. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.8 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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