fix: send generated images as Discord file attachments#230
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Generated images from !banana and !bameme were sent as localhost URLs that Discord can't resolve. Instead, decode the base64 image data already in memory and send it as a file attachment via discljord's :stream parameter, which renders inline in Discord.
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Summary
!bananaand!bamemewere sent as localhost URLs that Discord can't resolve, so images never renderedsend-msg, decode the base64 data from the in-memoryimage-store, and send as a file attachment via discljord's:streamparameterTest plan
!banana a catin Discord and confirm the image renders inline!bameme drake: tests / prodand confirm the image renders inline!echo hello) and confirm it still works