fix(history): restore attachments during session replay#297
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Summary
Root cause
Codex stores attachment context as synthetic prompt text plus structured
UserInputentries. Duringsession/load, embedded images and available local images were replayed as text links, file mentions were dropped, and the synthetic wrapper was exposed verbatim. ACP clients therefore received transport text instead of structured attachments.Validation
npm run typechecknpm test— 303 passed, 28 skippednpm run bundle:allwith Bun 1.3.11 — all six targets passedend_turnsession/loadof the original failing thread emitted an ACPimagecontent block and completed successfully