Add emoji reactions to task messages

[mrubens]

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### Description

This PR introduces an emoji reaction feature, allowing users to add emoji reactions to any visible task messages.

Key implementation details include:
- **Schema Extension**: The `ClineMessage` type in `packages/types/src/message.ts` was extended to include a `reactions` field (mapping emoji strings to counts).
- **Frontend Component**: A new `EmojiReactions.tsx` component was created to display reactions, provide an emoji picker, and handle user interactions.
- **UI Integration**: The `ChatRow.tsx` component was updated to integrate the `EmojiReactions` component for text, completion, and user feedback message types. Reactions are only displayed for complete (non-partial) messages.
- **Backend Logic**: `Task.ts` now includes `addReaction` and `removeReaction` methods to manage reaction counts, ensuring persistence and real-time updates via `postStateToWebview`.
- **Communication Protocol**: `WebviewMessage.ts` and `webviewMessageHandler.ts` were updated to support `addReaction` and `removeReaction` message types for communication between the webview and the extension backend.

This feature provides an intuitive way for users to interact with task messages, with reactions persisting across sessions and updating in real-time.

### Test Procedure

To test this feature:
1.  Open a task in Roo Code that contains various types of messages (e.g., AI text responses, completion results, user feedback).
2.  Hover over an eligible message (non-partial text, completion, or user feedback). A small "😊" button should appear.
3.  Click the "😊" button to open the emoji picker.
4.  Click on several different emojis (e.g., 👍, ❤️, 😂) to add reactions. Verify that the emoji and its count appear next to the message.
5.  Click on an existing reaction button to remove your reaction. Verify that the count decreases or the reaction disappears if it was the last one.
6.  Add multiple reactions to the same message and verify counts update correctly.
7.  Close and reopen the task, or restart VS Code, to verify that reactions persist.
8.  Verify that reactions do not appear on message types that are not text, completion, or user feedback (e.g., tool outputs, diffs).

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-   Adding and removing reactions.
-   Reaction counts updating.

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Important

Add emoji reactions to task messages with real-time updates and persistence across sessions.

• Behavior:
  • Add emoji reactions to task messages via EmojiReactions.tsx component.
  • Reactions are available for text, completion, and user feedback messages.
  • Reactions persist across sessions and update in real-time.
• Schema and Backend:
  • Extend ClineMessage in message.ts to include reactions field.
  • Add addReaction and removeReaction methods in Task.ts for managing reactions.
  • Update webviewMessageHandler.ts to handle addReaction and removeReaction messages.
• UI Integration:
  • Integrate EmojiReactions in ChatRow.tsx for eligible message types.
  • Handle user interactions for adding/removing reactions.

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[mrubens]

Lol thanks cursor

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✅ No security or compliance issues detected. Reviewed everything up to cbdecd1.

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► emoji-reactions-implementation.md     Implementation guide for emoji reactions feature ► packages/types/src/message.ts     Add reactions field to message schema ► src/core/task/Task.ts     Add reaction handling methods ► src/core/webview/webviewMessageHandler.ts     Add reaction message handlers ► src/shared/WebviewMessage.ts     Add reaction message types ► webview-ui/src/components/chat/ChatRow.tsx     Integrate emoji reactions in chat interface ► webview-ui/src/components/chat/EmojiReactions.tsx     New emoji reactions component

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[ellipsis-dev]

Consider localizing the 'Add reaction' button title instead of hardcoding it. Use a translation function (e.g., t('emojiReactions.add')) to support multiple languages.

Suggested change

	title="Add reaction"
	title={t('emojiReactions.add')}

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[ellipsis-dev]

The computed variable 'hasReactions' is declared but not used. Remove it to simplify the code.

Suggested change

const hasReactions = Object.keys(reactions).some(emoji => reactions[emoji] > 0)

[daniel-lxs]

Wrong repo 😆