Strip excessive newlines from inbound messages - #5
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This function sanitizes text by replacing 3+ consecutive newlines with just 2 newlines, and trims leading/trailing whitespace. Useful for cleaning up inbound messages before forwarding to Slack or other destinations.
Co-authored-by: ted.spare <ted.spare@gmail.com>
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stripExcessiveNewlinesutility to sanitize inbound messages by removing excessive newlines.This utility was added to the
chatrepository to allow for Vercel preview testing, as the targetrubriclab/rosrepository was inaccessible. The function replaces three or more consecutive newlines with two newlines and trims leading/trailing whitespace, intended for use before forwarding messages to Slack.Slack Thread