feat(discord): smart auto-thread mode (true/false/smart)

[Hypn0sis]

Summary

• Adds auto_thread config field to DiscordConfig with three modes:
  • "true" — always create a thread from each message
  • "false" — never create a thread (default, opt-in)
  • "smart" — create a thread only when the bot is @mentioned
• Thread name is derived from the message content (strips mention prefix, truncates to Discord's 100-char limit)
• Auto-thread creation happens after all policy guards (group_policy, mention_only, free_response, rate-limit) so threads are never created for messages the bot would ignore
• Incoming messages from inside a bot-created thread are detected and routed back into the same thread, preventing duplicate threads
• MESSAGE_UPDATE events (Discord embed resolution) are deduplicated against already-forwarded MESSAGE_CREATE events to prevent double responses
• Fixes api_send_thread_message to POST directly to channels/{thread_id}/messages (the correct Discord API endpoint for threads)
• Adds RevoltAdapter::with_urls_and_channels constructor to support custom URLs + channel restrictions together

Config example

[channels.discord]
bot_token_env = "DISCORD_BOT_TOKEN"
auto_thread = "smart"   # or "true" / "false"

CI note

The Security Audit check may flag rustls-webpki 0.102 — that CVE is addressed in #1041 (already open). If that PR merges first, a rebase of this branch will clear the audit cleanly. The fix: clippy commit in this PR may also overlap with #1041's fixes to copilot.rs; a rebase will resolve any conflict trivially.

Test plan

• cargo check --workspace --lib passes
• cargo clippy --workspace --all-targets -- -D warnings passes
• cargo test --workspace passes
• Live: set auto_thread = "smart", @mention bot in server channel → thread created
• Live: set auto_thread = "smart", message without @mention → no thread created
• Live: set auto_thread = "false" → no threads ever created
• Live: replies inside a bot-created thread stay in the thread (no new thread spawned)

[jaberjaber23]

Thanks for the Discord work @Hypn0sis. The auto-thread feature (true / false / smart) is useful and the core logic is reasonable, but this PR has a few issues that block merge.

Blockers

1. threaded_message_ids.write().await.retain(|_| true) does nothing. In the THREAD_DELETE / CHANNEL_DELETE handlers you're calling retain(|_| true), which keeps every element — the comment says "prune message IDs for the deleted thread" but the closure always returns true. The dedup HashSet<MessageId> is therefore never pruned, and on a busy server it grows without bound. Either track a HashMap<ThreadId, HashSet<MessageId>> and drop the entry on thread delete, or put a size/time cap on the set.
2. Scope creep — ~500+ lines of unrelated deploy tooling. deploy-remote.sh, sync-upstream-and-deploy.sh, .gitignore / CLAUDE.md changes are not about Discord smart-thread behavior. Please split them into a separate PR so this one can be reviewed on its own merits.
3. CI — Security Audit: FAILURE. Your PR body points to #1041 for the rustls-webpki fix; now that #1041 is merged, please rebase and let CI re-run. Security Audit must be green before merge.

Concerns

• In "true" mode the bot will create a thread per allowed message in group channels. Confirm this stays within Discord's rate limits on a hot channel (observed behavior at ~5–10 msg/s from multiple users).
• #[allow(dead_code)] on the test helper — either use it or remove it.
• regex_lite usage — confirm it's already a dependency and doesn't pull in a new transitive set.

Recommendation

Split the PR. Fix the retain(|_| true) bug and bound the dedup set. Rebase post-#1041. Re-request review and we'll land the Discord half quickly.

[Hypn0sis]

CI update after force-push

Clippy is now fixed — 5 warnings in gemini.rs, openai.rs (×2), and session_repair.rs (×2) were introduced by upstream v0.5.10, not by this PR. Fixed in the latest push.

Regarding Security Audit: the two remaining advisories are pre-existing in main and unrelated to this PR:

• RUSTSEC-2026-0097 — rand 0.9.2 unsoundness (transitive via tungstenite/axum/governor) — no fix available yet upstream
• gimli 0.33.1 yanked (transitive via wasmtime 43)

Both were present on main before this branch was created. Happy to track them in a follow-up issue if needed.

[Hypn0sis]

CI update after rebase on v0.6.0

Rebased the branch onto current `main` (v0.6.0, commit `e6bab99`) as requested. The PR now contains only the two discord-relevant commits:

• `525d7d8` — feat(discord): smart auto-thread mode (true/false/smart)
• `0227ff1` — fix(discord): cap dedup set on thread delete, add `#[cfg(test)]` to test mod

All unrelated commits (deploy tooling, Clippy fixes for other crates) have been dropped — the scope creep concern is resolved.

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On the remaining CI failures:

All three failing jobs are pre-existing regressions on `main` itself — not introduced by this PR. You can verify by checking the latest CI run on `main` directly: run 24637821654 shows the same Clippy, Format, and Security Audit failures on `main` with no PR involved.

Job	Root cause	Present on `main`?
Clippy	`collapsible_match` in `openclaw.rs`, `gemini.rs`, `openai.rs` (×2); `sort_by` → `sort_by_key` in `session_repair.rs` (×2) — all in upstream code, not in discord files	✓ yes
Format	`routes.rs`, `kernel.rs`, `cron_delivery.rs`, `config_injection.rs` and others need `cargo fmt` — upstream files, not touched by this PR	✓ yes
Security Audit	`rand 0.9.2` (RUSTSEC-2026-0097) + `gimli 0.33.1` yanked — transitive via `tungstenite`/`axum`/`wasmtime`	✓ yes

Happy to include a fix-commit for the Clippy and Format regressions if that would help unblock the merge, but wanted to flag them as upstream issues first rather than silently expand scope again.