Message Logger: show logged edits and deletions from telegram-panel [no bump]
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Keeps deleted messages (75% opacity, red icon-pack trash icon), restores
logged messages deleted while away, reports deletions, and shows edit
history as a mock chat (Edit history in the message menu, Open topic).
Message links and history open as any signed-in account with access.
Per-master API tokens; chat state synced per checked range with an hour's
validity, cached in SQLite with a configurable lifetime.

Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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@@ -112,3 +112,42 @@ The official structured plugin format (Elyx/ElyxBuilder) is a real alternative t
This repo's bundler instead compiles a normal multi-file `src/` project down to the one
`.plugin` file the base engine already knows how to load, so the dev-server write/reload loop
works from the first deploy with no extra on-device engine.
## Gotchas found on exteraGram 12.10.6 (message_logger)
- **Java number boxing.** A Python `int` passed where Java takes `Object`, or to an overloaded
method, becomes a `Long` — even the result of `Integer.valueOf()`. Use `java.jint` /
`jfloat` explicitly: `ArrayList<Integer>` for `TL_*_getMessages.id` (a `Long` there fails
serialization on the network thread and the request silently never answers),
`Paint.setColor` (an `int` otherwise picks the `setColor(long)` ColorSpace overload),
reflective `Method.invoke` arguments, and replacing `param.args[i]` in hooks.
- **Requests.** `client_utils.send_request` did not invoke the callback for these requests;
`ConnectionsManager.getInstance(account).sendRequest(req, RequestDelegate)` with a
`dynamic_proxy(RequestDelegate)` kept strongly referenced works (`src/tg.py`).
- **Logs.** This device's logcat is silenced; `src/diag.py` mirrors to
`…/files/exteraGram/exteraGram Files/message_logger/diag.log` (readable over `adb shell cat`).
- **Deploys.** `devclient.py deploy --enable` only enables; an already enabled plugin needs a
deploy without `--enable` (which reloads) to pick up a new build.
- **Adding messages to an open chat.** Inserting into `ChatActivity.messages` directly (not in
`messagesDict`) breaks later arrivals in that chat; the private
`ChatActivity.processNewMessages(ArrayList, boolean)` places messages (also older ones) and
keeps the app's dicts and adapter consistent.
- **Cell height.** Changing a `ChatMessageCell`'s measured height grows its bubble; after the
state behind it changes, `forceLayout()` the cell and `chatAdapter.notifyItemChanged(...)`,
or the list keeps stale positions. Item animators reset cell alpha: scale it in a
`setAlpha` before-hook instead of setting it once.
- **Icon packs.** exteraGram applies icon packs through the activity's `ExteraResources`
(`getDrawableForDensity`); the application context's plain `Resources` and
`ColoredImageSpan(int)` give stock icons. Load drawables from
`get_last_fragment().getParentActivity().getResources()`.
- **Another account's chat.** `BaseFragment.setCurrentAccount(slot)` before `presentFragment`
opens e.g. a `ChatActivity` as another signed-in account without switching accounts.
- **Links.** Tapped links go through `org.telegram.messenger.browser.Browser.openUrl` (8 overloads,
the second argument a `Uri` or `String`); `adb shell am start -d URL` needs `-p <package>`.
- **Message menu rows.** `MenuItemData` items land in the menu's Plugins folder, and options
added to `ChatActivity.fillMessageMenu`'s lists are dropped by exteraGram. A row in the main
menu is an `ActionBarMenuSubItem` inserted into the built popup after `createMenu` (whose
overloads call one another: insert once); `selectedObject` is the message.
- **Topics as another account.** `ForumUtilities.openTopic` uses the presenting fragment's
account; do its steps yourself (`TopicsController.findTopic`/`loadTopic`, `ChatActivity`
with `setCurrentAccount` then `setThreadMessages`) — see `src/views/open_as.py`.