Avoid crashes with deep threads #103
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The previous version inadvertently turned collapsing into an all-or-nothing behavior.
Resets the standard message collapsing value when a depth boundary is encountered, makes the UI work in all combinations, and fixes some some issues pointed out by the linter.
Apparently, the combination :not(collapsible).expanded is not meant to be there.
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Although the Euphoria-side thread depth limit has fallen, React still starts behaving badly when too deeply nested messages appear, leading to looping crashes in certain situations (e.g.
showAllRepliesenabled or a very deep thread the user posted in), potentially rendering Euphoria entirely unusable.This avoids the problem by forcing a collapse (disregarding
showAllReplies) at a (large) depth as a “safety net” against the crashes.The user can still risk seeing the remainder of the thread by expanding the collapsed reply section.