feat: emoji reaction as immediate feedback for @bot in threads

[lishuceo]

Summary

• When a user @bot in a thread (where quick-ack is skipped), the bot now adds an "OnIt" emoji reaction to the user's message as immediate visual feedback
• The reaction is automatically removed in the finally block after the formal reply is sent (or on error)
• Added addReaction() and removeReaction() methods to FeishuClient wrapping the Feishu im.messageReaction API

Test plan

• New test file src/__tests__/thread-reaction.test.ts with 7 test cases covering:
  • Reaction added only when eventThreadId is present
  • Reaction not added in main chat (no thread)
  • Reaction removed after successful reply
  • Reaction removed even on execution error (finally block)
  • Graceful handling when addReaction fails or throws
  • Removal failure is fire-and-forget (doesn't throw)
• TypeScript type check passes
• All 1024 existing tests pass (1 pre-existing flaky test in memory/quality unrelated)

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PR Review: Emoji Reaction as Immediate Feedback

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Review Summary

✅ Approved — Clean, well-structured change that follows existing codebase patterns.

Analysis

src/feishu/client.ts — addReaction() and removeReaction() (lines 652-693)

• Follow the same try/catch + logging pattern used by all other methods in this class
• Correctly use logger.warn (not error) since reaction failures are non-critical
• Return types are appropriate (string | undefined for add, boolean for remove)
• No issues found

src/feishu/event-handler.ts — Integration in executeDirectTask

• Reaction is added before the try block with .catch(() => undefined) — correct, this ensures pendingReactionId is undefined on failure rather than throwing
• Cleanup in finally block with .catch(() => {}) (fire-and-forget) — correct for non-critical cleanup
• The if (eventThreadId) guard properly scopes this to thread-only messages
• The removeReaction is intentionally not awaited in finally, making cleanup non-blocking — this is fine since it's best-effort

src/__tests__/thread-reaction.test.ts — 7 test cases

• Tests simulate the reaction flow logic rather than invoking executeDirectTask directly — pragmatic given the function's complexity and dependencies
• Covers the key scenarios: add/remove lifecycle, error paths, graceful failure handling
• @ts-nocheck is acceptable for test files with heavy mocking

Overall Assessment

The feature is minimal, well-scoped, and follows established patterns. The addReaction/removeReaction APIs match the existing client method conventions. The try/finally cleanup pattern ensures reactions don't linger on error. No bugs, security concerns, or architectural issues found.