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Check welcome and shared-channel senders through published messages - #1176
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The sender helper conflated a tab's target with its sending identity. Delete the abstract Ui.sender_of and its TextualUi implementation. Both sender assertions now inspect messages submitted through the running composer and published on the Core bus.
Current head: 69d67a5. Tests are not run here; the review fork runs them.
Grep: grep -rn sender_of tests src returns no matches. No alias, replacement sender helper, skip, xfail, or production change.
Assumed: the submitted body uniquely identifies each message in its fresh workspace; history_page's bounded newest page contains that fresh message. The owner-b expectation is intentionally retained as the listed product defect, not changed to today's user sender.