refactor(telegram): remove low-value read-only commands#106
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Drop the /status, /stats, /last, /today, and /recent commands. They mostly re-displayed entries the user can already scroll to in chat, or exposed vanity counters, and carried a disproportionate amount of support code. Removes the commands from the Telegram adapter and JournalCommand enum, their service handlers, and all code left dead only by their removal: the status report module, the JournalService status/embedding-config builder methods and their app.rs wiring, the unused fetch_last_for_conversation and stats repository methods, and the JournalStats type. Tests that relied on the removed commands to verify behaviour (undo isolation, multiuser routing) now assert against the database directly. Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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Drop the /status, /stats, /last, /today, and /recent commands. They mostly re-displayed entries the user can already scroll to in chat, or exposed vanity counters, and carried a disproportionate amount of support code.
Removes the commands from the Telegram adapter and JournalCommand enum, their service handlers, and all code left dead only by their removal: the status report module, the JournalService status/embedding-config builder methods and their app.rs wiring, the unused fetch_last_for_conversation and stats repository methods, and the JournalStats type. Tests that relied on the removed commands to verify behaviour (undo isolation, multiuser routing) now assert against the database directly.