Notetaking about how PK code paths will work

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Cadence Ember 2023-12-21 16:56:36 +13:00
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## Special code paths for PK users
TBD
When a message is deleted, re-evaluate speedbump mode if necessary, and store who the PK webhook is for this channel if exists.
When a message is received and the speedbump is enabled, put it into a queue to be sent a few seconds later.
When a message is deleted, remove it from the queue.
When a message is received, if it's from a webhook, and the webhook is in the "speedbump_webhook" table, and the webhook user ID is the public PK instance, then look up member details in the PK API, and use a different MXID mapping algorithm based on those details.
### Edits should Just Work without any special code paths
Proxied messages are edited by sending "pk;edit blah blah" as a reply to the message to edit. PK will delete the edit command and use the webhook edit endpoint to update the message.
OOYE's speedbump will prevent the edit command appearing at all on Matrix-side, and OOYE already understands how to do webhook edits.
## Database schema
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## Unsolved problems
- How does message editing work?
- Improve the contents of PK's reply embeds to be the actual reply text, not the OOYE context preamble
- Possibly change OOYE's reply context to be an embed (for visual consistency with replies from PK users)
- Possibly extract information from OOYE's reply embed and transform it into an mx-reply structure for Matrix users
- Unused or removed system members should be removed from the member list too.
- When a Discord user leaves a server, all their system members should leave the member list too. (I also have to solve this for regular non-PK users.)