The legacy InterpOp::Affirm path always correctly computed whether an
affirmation targeted the local user's own content, but StateEvent::
DocAffirmed — the path every current edit actually goes through, since
0.9+ writes exclusively use the collaborative doc model — hardcoded
targets_me = false unconditionally. The bell badge and feed targeting
have never actually detected a heart on your own writing for the
model real users hit today.
The collaborative model has no single "author" the old check relied
on, so added ZodiaStore::doc_has_contributor (does this peer have any
block still in interp_key's author ring) as the closest equivalent —
test-driven, including a case proving the ring holds multiple
contributors rather than getting treated as single-author.
Also surfaces a real-time "X affirmed your reading" toast reusing the
ToastOverlay infrastructure from the circle-invite feature. Per
explicit feedback: purely-informational events like this are a better
fit for a desktop notification (notify::send) than an in-app Toast —
shipping as a Toast for this release since the app is early-stage, and
flagged as something to reconsider if it feels tiresome moving
forward, not changed now.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
