fix(desktop): collapse mixed membership arrivals and departures into one timeline row - #7786
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…one timeline row Signed-off-by: Pete Casella <pete@lucern.ai>
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Problem
The desktop timeline split contiguous membership activity whenever an admin removal or member departure appeared, producing alternating single rows during bursts of channel membership changes.
Change
Contiguous
member_joined,member_removed, andmember_leftevents now collapse into one anchored timeline row when they stay within the existing adjacency window and do not cross a barrier. Mixed rows render deduplicated added and removed member name lists with the existing truncation behavior. Pure-arrival and self-join-then-leave summaries retain their existing copy.Verification
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