fix: preserve original Slack source context across channel continuations#7
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Testing
python -m compileall /repos/coda/worktrees/slack-origin-context/app /repos/coda/worktrees/slack-origin-context/coda /repos/coda/worktrees/slack-origin-context/evalsContext
This fixes cases where a task starts in one Slack channel/thread (for example
#chitchat, channelC04A0C09VEJ, thread1775118051.885189) and is later continued from another channel/thread, mention, or share. The original source channel/thread metadata now stays pinned to the session instead of being replaced by the continuation context.