fix: strip @(role) and @(user) placeholders in shorten_thread_name()#373
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Fixes openabdev#372 — thread titles leaked literal @(role)/@(user) placeholders from resolve_mentions(). Now stripped before shortening.
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Problem
Thread titles leak literal
@(role)/@(user)placeholders fromresolve_mentions().Example:
@(role) HIHI intro yourselfinstead ofHIHI intro yourself.Fix
Strip
@(role)and@(user)inshorten_thread_name()before shortening, then.trim()to clean up leading/trailing whitespace.Fixes #372