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When eight newer messages evict a completed turn's parent from the inbound cache, delivery feedback loses the parent ID. Hosts can then mistake a delayed answer for newer pending work. Held replies from different turns also lose their distinct parents when combined.
Preserve the original host-issued contexts in
after_deliverymetadata asreply_contexts, including every distinct context in a held batch. Duplicate held text is sent once while retaining all of its native contexts, and mixed-parent batches have no Telegram reply tag. Telegram reply tags still use the existing validation, and ordinary model messages cannot supply trusted contexts. Hosts can acknowledge the captured turns only after successful delivery.Validation:
mix test— 262 tests, 0 failures. Two new regressions failed before the held-duplicate fix and now pass. Previously reported Genmochi validation: five PostgreSQL integration regressions covering delayed replies, coalesced inputs, cache eviction, failed delivery, and parentless operator turns; these were not rerun for the follow-up fix.