Filter session_meta from chat-completions payload

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These issues and fixes address a bug where transcript-only session_meta entries leak into chat-completions payloads during session restore or resume, causing validation errors. Multiple fixes target filtering these roles from CLI, gateway, and history contexts.

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  • #4880 fix: filter transcript-only roles from chat-completions payload

    merged to main

    files: cli.py, run_agent.py, tests/test_session_meta_filtering.py

2 PRs closed without merging

From the close comments: closed without comment 1 · merged via another change 1

  • #4717 fix: filter transcript-only roles from chat-completions payload · merged via another change → #4880
  • #4790 fix(cli): fully filter session_meta from restored conversations · closed without comment
Closed issues · 2
  • Closed#4715[Bug]: CLI resume/session restore can leak transcript-only `session_meta` into chat-completions payload
  • Closed#5364fix(gateway): /btw command fails with validation error due to session_meta in history
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