Use environment variable for default agent card URL and implement message deduplication to add streaming support#2
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This pull request introduces two main improvements: it makes the default agent card URL configurable via an environment variable, and it adds deduplication logic to the chat message list to support streaming messages.
Configuration improvements:
AddAgentModalis now set from theNEXT_PUBLIC_DEFAULT_AGENT_CARDS_URLenvironment variable, falling back to the previous hardcoded value if the variable is not set. This change affects both the initial state and the reset behavior when the modal is closed.Chat message deduplication:
messageId, ensuring that only the latest occurrence of each message is shown. Non-message items (such as task dividers, tool-calls, and artifacts) are always included. This allows for streaming messages