refactor(telegram): derive commands, /help, and the menu from one enum#100
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A teloxide BotCommands enum is now the single source of truth: parsing (including /cmd@botname handling), the /help text generated from the per-command descriptions, and the command menu registered with Telegram via set_my_commands at startup — so clients show autocomplete for every command and nothing can drift out of sync. The hand-written parsers and the static help/unknown-command strings are gone, and the Help/Unknown variants leave JournalCommand since they are transport concerns handled in the adapter. Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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A teloxide BotCommands enum is now the single source of truth: parsing (including /cmd@botname handling), the /help text generated from the per-command descriptions, and the command menu registered with Telegram via set_my_commands at startup — so clients show autocomplete for every command and nothing can drift out of sync. The hand-written parsers and the static help/unknown-command strings are gone, and the Help/Unknown variants leave JournalCommand since they are transport concerns handled in the adapter.