fix(render): preserve usergroup and broadcast elements#113
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Messages sent through agent-slack can include user-group mentions and broadcasts such as
@here. Slack stores these as rich-text elements, but when the agent later reads the message back, agent-slack omits them from the returnedcontent. The Slack message was delivered correctly, but the agent sees an incomplete version of what it sent. This change preserves those mentions when rendering messages back to the agent.Co-authored by GPT 5.6-Sol.