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refactor: drive attachment sending state through the chat activity dock

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Replace the composer-local "Sending…" indicator with a single, consistent
state surfaced by the existing chat activity dock. The session controller
now owns the full attachment send lifecycle (including the folder-mode
upload + reference rewrite) and toggles an isSendingPrompt flag around it,
which the chat dock renders as "Sending your message…" until the real
server activity supersedes it.

This covers the pre-receipt dead zone (upload, server-side image resize,
first-session open) with one indicator instead of two, and keeps plain
text sends fire-and-forget.
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Federico Jaramillo Martinez
2026-06-13 14:09:04 +02:00
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Show a sending indicator in the chat composer while messages with image attachments are uploading. Previously the composer cleared instantly while the upload, server-side image resizing, and first-session open happened in the background, so it looked like nothing was happening. The Send button now shows "Sending…" and a "Sending your files…" (or "Saving your files…" for folder mode) hint until the message lands, and the composer is disabled while in flight.
Show a sending indicator in the chat while messages with image attachments are uploading. Previously the composer cleared instantly while the upload, server-side image resizing, and first-session open happened in the background, so it looked like nothing was happening. The existing chat activity dock now shows "Sending your message…" during that window (including the folder-mode upload step) and is superseded by the real session activity once the message lands. Attachment sending is now orchestrated in the session controller so there is a single, consistent indicator.