Fix stale image contexts after chat input removal#117
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Summary
Fix a chat input state sync bug where removing an image from the input UI did
not always remove the underlying image context from the store.
In the broken flow:
error kept happening until app restart
Root Cause
RichTextInput and the global contextStore could get out of sync.
The image tag could be removed from the editor DOM, but the corresponding
context item could remain in store state. Later sends looked like text-only
messages in the UI, while the backend still received stale image contexts.
Changes
DOM tags before propagating input changes
in the editor
failed-send recovery path
Result
After an image-triggered send error, removing the image from the chat input
now fully clears its context. Users can continue with text-only messages
immediately, without restarting the app.