[mdeloughry]

Links in Remotes messages were drawn as plain text. The shared message-body partial handled mentions, inline code and hex colours, but had no branch for BodyRun::$link, so a URL fell through to a plain text run with no tap handler. That left the links in pinned messages, and in normal thread messages, unclickable.

This adds a links() list to Message (the same shape as commits and scheduled commits), a Conversation::openMessageLink($id, $index) action that opens dev/null pages in the app and everything else in the in-app browser, and link runs in message-body. A named dev/null or GitHub link keeps its muted owner prefix, as a commit's does. On your own lane a link uses the lane's label colour so it reads on the coloured bubble, where Commit Blue would not.

Long pinned messages now draw their three-line preview through the same link-aware body, capped with PinnedLines, so links work before Show more. The preview draws the first block, which keeps the three-line cap without leaking later blocks past it.

Worth a look

• A link on your own lane is the lane's label colour rather than Commit Blue, so it stays legible on the coloured bubble. Named links keep the owner's prefix muted.
• A message that is still being pushed has no id yet, so its links are pressable but do nothing until it has been pushed.
• The folded preview of a long pinned message now draws its first block (code in mono, a quote without its rule) rather than the raw body with its markers.

Testing

New Native::test() coverage: a normal message with a browser link, a dev/null profile link and a commit link; and a pinned message link from the sheet and from its three-line preview, so the preview keeps both the cap and the tap.

ConversationTest is 86 passed with 9 pre-existing failures in this environment (the missing nativephp/mobile-clipboard plugin's BindingResolutionException on Copy text, plus four pin/toast assertions); none of them involve links. Pint passes.

Tried on an iPhone 16 simulator (iOS 18.6) and an Android 15 emulator, in light and dark: the pinned link opens the in-app browser on both. The Android emulator had no SDK on this machine and was set up from scratch for this.

Screenshots

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After

[simonhamp]

looks good! nice work