[Fix] Fast conversations lose thread context on resumed turns - #1744
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Fixed both sender-envelope injection branches through commit acd7234b. Non-Slack human messages are now always wrapped even without resolved identity, and current-message/thread contents escape tag delimiters. Regression coverage includes sender lookup failure and forged sender envelopes. See task. |
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What changed
Why this change was made
Fast session continuity depended on the session path: newly observed thread messages were assembled for rebuild prompts but omitted from warm delta prompts. Existing telemetry also could not distinguish complete context from a best-effort loader fallback, making production consistency impossible to measure safely.
Impact
Fast conversations retain relevant thread additions across resumed turns, non-Slack and automation inputs carry accurate sender semantics, and operators can measure context completeness by surface and inference path without collecting prompt text or deployment identifiers.