NonGNU-devel ELPA: jabber

• Leave the published OMEMO device list and bundles unchanged when fetching our own device list fails; distinguish authoritative empty lists from errors.
• Preserve binary OMEMO module inputs on Neomacs runtimes that reject unibyte strings through the native string-copy API; keep GNU Emacs behavior unchanged.
• Load the OMEMO module into any Emacs 28+ module interface, not only the one it was compiled against; disable OMEMO with a warning when the module cannot be loaded instead of failing to open chats.
• Add MBED_STATIC=1 to link Mbed TLS into the module; the Nix development shell uses it so modules survive store garbage collection.

• Synchronize server blocklists before fetching peer OMEMO keys; ignore stale blocklist replies and recheck blocked recipients before sending.
• Verify received OpenPGP messages against the expected sender's signing key.
• Test the declared minimum Emacs, pinned upstream Emacs and Thanos Emacs fork.

• Preserve chat drafts, undo history and reply navigation while updating the transcript; failed sends cannot restore stale text over a newer draft.
• Keep popup help bindings and user keymap customizations across Lisp reloads.
• Preserve encrypted attachment bytes under compressed filename suffixes.
• Keep connection attempts, transport callbacks and queued stanza order attached to the session that owns them.
• Retain archive query outcomes and pagination progress until storage commits; preserve unfetched history and reject conflicting message identities.
• Preserve OMEMO trust and sessions on identity conflicts; keep encrypted room recipients attached to the current membership snapshot.
• Preserve reply targets, retractions, reactions and receipt boundaries during live-message and archive replay.
• Stop link-preview scanning from revisiting rejected URLs.
• Exclude development administration files from ELPA archives.
• Speed up archive duplicate lookup with indexed message identities instead of scanning a contact's history; preserve ambiguous-message and archive-UID checks.
• Upgrade existing message databases non-destructively with origin-ID and room-ID indexes while retaining message, archive and encryption state.
• Drop rejected incoming message corrections silently, including missing or ambiguous archive targets, instead of flooding *Messages*.
• Keep contact names, presence, subscriptions, avatars and resource capabilities separate for each connection, including completion and background chat alerts.
• Keep unread activity and subscription prompts attached to their originating account when several accounts share a contact or room.
• Scope service-discovery observations and pending room errors to their connection; capability retries retain the advertising account and node.
• Keep named resources independently selectable, preserving resource case.
• Reclaim retired discovery observations when storing new observations, without clearing other live accounts or globally verified capabilities.

• Restart Emacs disconnected before first using this version. Existing live global-symbol rosters and pending-room tables are not migrated by reloading Lisp files.
• jabber-jid-symbol, the roster/display/bookmark name helpers and jabber-avatar-set accept a final optional connection argument. Pass it when reading or writing automatic roster metadata. Without it, these APIs use only supplied symbols or legacy accountless data, never a guessed account.
• Presence hooks and title callbacks keep their existing arities. Their WHO argument is an account-scoped symbol; jabber-jid-owner returns its connection. Direct symbol-property reads on WHO remain supported.
• jabber-read-jid-completing accepts the connection as its seventh argument. An explicitly selected empty account does not fall back to other rosters.
• Activity entries now retain connection/JID pairs internally. Existing custom

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