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## Summary - Closes #136. - Chat turns are sorted oldest-first by `created`, then id, whenever they are written into state. A scrambled `conversation_details` payload no longer redraws the thread backwards after the reply lands. - `START_OF_THE_STREAM` no longer copies the websocket closure into the message ref. That copy could drop the optimistic turn and let `END` rebuild the thread from the previous list. - Optimistic bubbles use a stable local key so they do not collide with a server id. - The account toggle is labeled "Remember this chat" and defaults on, matching chat_backend#84. ## Test plan - [ ] `CI=true npm test -- --watchAll=false --testPathPattern='promptOrder|MessageContext|data.test'` - [ ] Ask for a joke, then "I don't know, why?". While it works, order stays: joke request, joke, follow-up, status. After the reply, the follow-up stays under the joke and the new answer is last, with the action row on that answer. - [ ] Reload the conversation. Order stays the same. - [ ] Send another follow-up. It appends at the bottom. - [ ] Needs chat_backend#84 (or that branch) for the reply to actually use the previous turn. Reviewed-on: #138
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