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feat: concrete Telegram work cards (0.20.2) - #34
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Telegram work cards now show concrete command previews, named files/skills and remote hosts, plus measured executor verdicts and durations. Known diagnostic argument grammars remain readable; unknown arguments and inline bodies are visibly omitted and revalidated at the Telegram boundary. Oversized messages drop whole older cards to preserve valid HTML. Kernel, approvals, CLI and dependency locks are unchanged.
Validation: 211 focused tests passed twice (1 platform skip); full macOS Python 3.12/3.13 and Pi ARM64 suites each passed 3,672 tests (3 skips); 277 adversarial cases and 44 real-model cases passed. Signed 0.20.1→0.20.2 installation, upgrade and rollback passed on Mac and Pi. Exact dependency scans found no issues. Gemini 4 Argon via AGY reviewed the design and final implementation (PASS).
The refreshed 12-frame Telegram GIF uses current renderer text and simulated transport. Production TelegramClient serialization was checked through an isolated HTTP transport. Butch was updated with a backup, then passed 201 installed-package tests twice, a real private-queue response probe, dashboard checks and post-activation health checks. Private provider changes and operator state were preserved.