chore(frontend): scrub pre-existing issue-tag refs from source comments
The no-issue-tags-in-code rule (knowledge/hive-rules.md) was enforced on recent PRs but several pre-existing parenthetical refs remained in the frontend source. Replace them with plain prose — issue numbers are opaque in source, and prose survives repo migrations + doesn't confuse static analysis. Comment-only; no behaviour change. - tabs.js: 4× operator-inbox refs → prose - flow.js / flow.css: agent-filter + sent/delivered-collapse refs → prose - home.js / home.css: H0M3 page-script + page-chrome refs → prose - dashboard.html: 1NB0X inbox ref → prose Closes #1549.
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populateAgentFilter();
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}).catch(() => { /* graceful: compose just shows `*` and nothing else */ });
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// ─── agent filter (#1473) ───────────────────────────────────────────────
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// ─── agent filter ───────────────────────────────────────────────
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// A select in the FL0W header narrows the timeline to messages involving
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// one agent (matched on `from` OR `to`). Each rendered row carries
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// `data-from` / `data-to`; non-matching rows get `.flow-hidden`. New rows
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} else {
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row.append(ts, ' ', arrow, ' ', from, ' ', sep, ' ', to, ' ', body);
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}
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// Tag with the participants so the agent filter (#1473) can match
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// Tag with the participants so the agent filter can match
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// on `from`/`to`, and hide the row up-front if a filter is active.
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row.dataset.from = ev.from;
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row.dataset.to = ev.to;
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return row;
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}
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// Sent→Delivered collapse (#1472). When a message directly wakes its
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// Sent→Delivered collapse. When a message directly wakes its
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// recipient the broker emits `sent` then `delivered` for the same row
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// id back-to-back, rendering two near-identical lines. We track each
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// recent `sent` row and, when its `delivered` lands within
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