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fix(history): replay a multiline batch with its sender as the BATCH source - #36
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After a reload, multiline messages fetched through CHATHISTORY showed the server name as their author, because the replayed draft/multiline BATCH was opened and closed with the server as its source while the lines inside kept the real sender. Clients name a multiline message after the BATCH source, as the multiline spec defines it, so the replay now opens and closes the batch with the sender from its first stored line, the same as live delivery.
An e2e test replays a multiline message and checks the BATCH open and close lines name the sender.