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epriestley 2025ecd3d8 Rough cut of inline comment context 
Summary:
Ref T10694. This is still missing some pieces, but seems to get most of the data into the mail in a plausible format:

  - When an inline remarks on code, show the patch inline in the mail body.
  - When an inline replies to another inline, show that other inline in the mail body.
  - Apply remarkup rendering to inline content.
  - Apply basic styling to mail body blocks.

Not covered yet:

  - Syntax highlighting.
  - Diff highlighting.
  - Maybe clearer style/layout hints to connect comments to what they reply to? Current approach might get messy with inlines that have blockquotes and code blocks inside them, for example.
  - I probably want to cap the amount of diff context we ever show to ~7 lines, even if you drag over 200 lines of code.
  - CSS is a generally a bit rough still.
  - The `unified-comment-context` option is effectively always on now, and should be removed.
  - Text section is getting indented right now but probably shouldn't be.
  - Spacing, etc., might be a bit off.

Test Plan:
Rigged Home to render these things, got a plausible-looking render (top is text, bottom is HTML):

{F1259052}

Sent myself some inline comment mail, got a plausible result.

Reviewers: chad

Reviewed By: chad

Maniphest Tasks: T10694

Differential Revision: https://secure.phabricator.com/D15850
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