[simonhamp]

In an org thread, the status line under the latest message listed who had pulled it by handle: "12:57 · pulled by @A, @b, @c, @d, @e +2". It now shows their avatars after "pulled by", the way the web's PulledBy in conversation-thread.tsx draws them:

• Up to five 14pt avatars, each with a 1pt ring in the thread's background, overlapping by 4pt, the later ones on top. Then "+N" in the same mono text for the rest.
• "pulled by everyone" with no avatars once every other member has pulled it and there are more than three of them.
• The stack's a11y label reads what's drawn: the five handles, then "and N others" ("@ada, @Grace, @linus, @margaret, @ken and 93 others"). VoiceOver and TalkBack read it as one element after the "pulled by" text. This is where it parts from the web, whose aria-label lists every handle, which in a 100-member org could mean reading out 98 names.

The new partials/pulled-by uses partials/avatar. I didn't reuse partials/stacked-avatars because it differs in four ways: 32pt avatars, a tap on each to open a profile, the first on top, and "+N" in a disc. Making it cover both would have meant a parameter for each of those.

The words around the stack now match the web too, which changes a few things beyond the names:

• Your own message in an org loses its time, like your messages in a one-to-one thread. It reads "[glyph] pulled by [avatars]", or "[glyph] pushed" until someone pulls it. Before, it was "12:57 · pushed".
• Someone else's message keeps its time: "12:57 · pulled by [avatars]". Until someone pulls it, it shows just "12:57", where it used to say "12:57 · pushed".
• The glyph's second dot takes the first puller's lane, as on the web. It was always the primary colour in orgs.

One-to-one threads haven't changed.

The edit stays inside statusOf() and the status row of partials/message-item, so it should merge cleanly with the swipe-to-reply work that's also in message-item.

Tests: four new tests in ConversationTest cover who's in the stack and in what order, the +N, the a11y label, the time on someone else's message, "everyone" (four of four, but not three of three), and pushed against just the time. The thread, Remotes, org members and notifications tests all pass (235).

Screenshots

Taken against a local devnull at current production. In release crew, seven of the eight other members have pulled your message. In infra, three of the four (you included) have pulled Tyson's.

your-message

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their-message

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