feat(macos): persona avatar in HomeDetailPanel header for assistant rows#31081
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showsPersonaAvatarflag toHomeDetailPanelthat swaps the category icon chip for the 32pt persona avatar.item.fromAssistant == trueinPanelCoordinator.homeDetailPanelContentso assistant-initiated rows mirror their list-row treatment from PR feat(home-feed): persona avatar for assistant-sent notifications #31060.Original prompt
Round-2 polish for the home notification surface. PR #31060 swapped the leading icon for the persona avatar on list rows when a
FeedItemoriginated from the assistant (fromAssistant == true), but the right-handHomeDetailPanelheader still rendered a generic bell for the same items. This PR extends the substitution to the detail panel so the surface reads consistently across list and detail views.