Matthieu MALVACHEandClaude 258f10d4ba feat: Implement functional quick reply and fix draft auto-save integration
Email Sending:
- Fix identity lookup for email submission (now properly fetches identities from server)
- Add Sent mailbox requirement for sending emails
- Add proper error handling and validation for email submission

Quick Reply Form:
- Replace dummy input with fully functional quick reply system
- Add state management for reply text with auto-expand on focus
- Implement direct send functionality without modal
- Add loading states and error handling
- Show character counter and action buttons (Cancel, More options, Send)
- Use real user avatar and email from auth store
- Auto-refresh email list after sending

Draft Auto-Save Integration:
- Fix critical issue where auto-saved drafts were ignored when sending
- Pass draftId through entire send chain (composer → store → client)
- Wait for pending auto-save before sending to prevent race conditions
- Add draft cleanup with discard confirmation when closing composer
- Delete orphaned drafts when user confirms discard
- Add i18n support for discard confirmation (EN/FR)

Benefits:
- No more orphaned drafts in Drafts folder
- Better performance (updates existing draft vs creating new email)
- Cleaner UX with proper draft lifecycle management
- Quick replies are truly quick (no modal needed)
- All user-facing messages properly translated

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Co-Authored-By: Claude <noreply@anthropic.com>
2025-10-02 13:01:14 +02:00

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