flood.py: clean up every channel an image-spam burst touched - #14
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attachment_check's burst path only deleted the one message that happened to cross the 2-channel threshold, leaving earlier copies of the same spam images up in whichever channels they were posted to first - a compromised account spraying images across channels could beat detection (and the resulting mute) to several of them before getting caught. image_authors now tracks the actual per-channel message (not just a timestamp), so once a burst is confirmed, every tracked channel gets its message deleted and the "cuenta comprometida" warning posted - not just the triggering one. Deletion tolerates a message already being gone (e.g. removed manually first) rather than crashing, and still warns that channel regardless. The mod-thread alert title now also reports how many channels were affected.
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attachment_check's burst path only deleted the one message that happened to cross the 2-channel threshold, leaving earlier copies of the same spam images up in whichever channels they were posted to first - a compromised account spraying images across channels could beat detection (and the resulting mute) to several of them before getting caught.
image_authors now tracks the actual per-channel message (not just a timestamp), so once a burst is confirmed, every tracked channel gets its message deleted and the "cuenta comprometida" warning posted - not just the triggering one. Deletion tolerates a message already being gone (e.g. removed manually first) rather than crashing, and still warns that channel regardless. The mod-thread alert title now also reports how many channels were affected.