fix(mobile): keep new-thread drafts scoped to their project - #178
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Switching projects in the mobile new-task flow copied the current draft into the next project's empty draft, so one persisted draft spread to every project and reappeared after the user cleared it. Drop the copy; each project's draft now stands alone. Implemented by Claude Fable 5 via Claude Code.
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Opening a new thread on mobile showed the same draft in every project, and deleting it never stuck. The new-task flow copied the current draft into the next project's empty draft on every project switch, so one persisted draft spread everywhere and any cleared copy got refilled from a surviving one. This behavior is upstream (pingdotgg#6224); the fork drops the copy so each project's draft stands alone and deleting a draft is final.
Implemented by Claude Fable 5 via Claude Code.