feat(sessions): surface @-tagged file attachments in turn view - #35
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Parse `attachment` entries from JSONL and attach them to the preceding user turn so the UI can show which files were @-mentioned. Also strip IDE-injected `<ide_opened_file>` / `<ide_selection>` tags from user content and session summaries. On the frontend, render attachment chips on user turns, highlight `@path` mentions inline (in prompt bodies and session summaries), and make the Sessions tab responsive on narrow viewports — list and detail now swap instead of overlapping, with a back button and auto-scroll to the selected session.
Adds a SessionParser case for attachments arriving prior to their user turn, exercising the pendingAttachments buffer and its dedup guard. Lifts SessionParser branch coverage above the 75% threshold. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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attachmententries from JSONL and attach them to the preceding user turn so the UI can show which files were @-mentioned. Also strip IDE-injected<ide_opened_file>/<ide_selection>tags from user content and session summaries.On the frontend, render attachment chips on user turns, highlight
@pathmentions inline (in prompt bodies and session summaries), and make the Sessions tab responsive on narrow viewports — list and detail now swap instead of overlapping, with a back button and auto-scroll to the selected session.Summary
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