feat(gateway): inbound message reactions from Telegram

[matrixclawx]

Summary

Adds inbound message-reaction handling to the Telegram gateway so agents can react to thumbs-up/down (or any emoji) on bot messages. Previously the adapter only sent outbound reactions; inbound MessageReactionUpdated events were being dropped because no MessageReactionHandler was registered, even though allowed_updates=Update.ALL_TYPES was already in place.

• New ReactionEvent + ReactionHandler types in gateway/platforms/base.py.
• MessageReactionHandler wired into the Telegram adapter — computes the add/remove diff between old and new reaction sets and emits one event per change. Channel posts (where mr.user is None) fall back to actor_chat per python-telegram-bot semantics. Handler exceptions are caught so a bad consumer can't poison the polling loop.
• Default gateway consumer appends each reaction event to \$HERMES_HOME/reactions/inbound.jsonl so any agent toolset can tail the log and react out-of-band, without each sibling needing its own gateway patch.
• 7 new tests in tests/gateway/ covering add/remove diff, channel actor_chat fallback, exception isolation, and JSONL serialization.
• AGENTS.md note describing the new event flow and where consumers should hook in.

Test plan

• python -m pytest tests/gateway/ -q passes locally
• React with 👍 / 👎 on a bot message in a Telegram group where the bot is admin, confirm a line appears in \$HERMES_HOME/reactions/inbound.jsonl
• React on a channel post, confirm the event carries actor_chat instead of user
• Remove a reaction, confirm a corresponding removed event is emitted

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[alt-glitch]

Related: #13992 (competing PR implementing the same feature behind env toggle) and #13942 (tracking issue).

This PR takes a different architectural approach — new ReactionEvent/ReactionHandler base types in base.py + JSONL file-based event log — vs #13992 which routes reactions as synthetic MessageEvents behind TELEGRAM_INBOUND_REACTIONS env var. Maintainers should decide which approach to pursue.

[teknium1]

Thanks for the inbound-reaction implementation. The current main branch needs a substantive rework before this can be salvaged.

Problems

• The PR targets gateway/platforms/telegram.py, but that adapter was moved to plugins/platforms/telegram/adapter.py by 736ffb3bc15c56caeb27c554c7cc7f40a4232b45; the legacy path no longer exists on main.
• gateway/platforms/telegram.py:4518 emits every Telegram reaction delta without proving the target was bot-authored or applying the normal inbound authorization/gating path. That can persist arbitrary group members' reaction activity for downstream consumers.
• tests/gateway/test_telegram_inbound_reactions.py does not exercise the claimed actor_chat fallback or GatewayRunner JSONL serialization path.

Suggested changes

• Rework against the bundled Telegram plugin and the current plugin handler seam (hermes_cli/plugins.py:991, added by 7c4cde9e8).
• Correlate reactions to bot outputs and apply authorization before dispatch; add coverage for that boundary, channel actors, and the chosen consumer behavior.

Automated hermes-sweeper review.

[teknium1]

This handler emits every reaction update but never verifies that mr.message_id is a bot-authored target or applies normal inbound authorization before the event reaches a durable consumer. Please establish both boundaries before dispatching reaction data.