[Fix] Fast mode repeats loading reactions during active Slack conversations - #1461
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Fixed the unresolved session-lookup failure in
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What changed
/fastor!fastWhy this change was made
Fast mode added the configured Slack loading reaction on every handled message, even after the conversation session already existed. Standard Roomote task handling reserves that acknowledgement for startup or wake transitions rather than routine delivery into active work.
Impact
Active Fast conversations no longer accumulate repetitive temporary
:eyes:reactions on normal follow-ups. Explicit Fast commands still provide immediate wake feedback, and transient session lookup failures fall back to showing the reaction rather than dropping the Slack message. Fast mode does not introduce an idle timeout or a continuously running process to model session activity.