Danilo Leal
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A note-worthy thing I'm adding in this PR to fix an agent panel problem is a trait method allowing to set a min-width in panels. I think some of them—if not all—could benefit from it, because there is a certain width these panels can get in that we just can't ensure they will work; things will break. So we either accept that and let the user's common sense understand that, or we don't allow them to reach that state... Surely, a small enough _window_ size can still break things, but then it's out of the realms of solution... Release Notes: - Agent: Fixed multi-line queued messages getting cut-off when the agent panel is in full screen. - Agent: Fixed agent panel getting auto-closed after submitting a queued message when the panel is in full screen. - Agent: Added a min-width to the agent panel, preventing it from reaching a small enough width where it would be essentially unusable.
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