fix(telegram): always inject reply context; use partial quote text - #2694
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When a user replies to a message in the current session, the agent had no way to know which specific message was being referenced from a flat conversation history. The found_in_history check was silently dropping the [Replying to: "..."] prefix in this exact case, making replies ambiguous. Now reply context is always injected. Also use message.quote.text when available so partial text selections are used instead of the full message.
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Problem
When a user replies to a message in the current session, the agent had no way to know which specific message was being referenced from a flat conversation history. The
found_in_historycheck was silently dropping the[Replying to: "..."]prefix in this exact case, making replies ambiguous. Also ignoring Telegram's partial-quote feature (selected text), always using the full message instead.Changes
gateway/run.py — removed
found_in_historysuppression. Reply context is now always injected.gateway/platforms/telegram.py — use
message.quote.textwhen available instead of full message text.Testing
Verified on a live Telegram bot.