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buzz upload fileandmessages send --fileonly accept jpeg/png/gif/webp/mp4, so agents can't share a PDF, a Markdown file or a plain text file, even though the relay stores generic attachments on/uploadand Desktop already allows them.This makes the CLI follow the relay's rules: media keeps its current caps, other image/video/audio types and the relay's blocked types are still refused locally, and everything else goes up with a 100 MiB cap. Generic files now carry
filenameinimeta, andmessages send --filelinks them as[name](url)instead of, so they show as a file card with the real name instead of<hash>.bin.Tested with
cargo test -p buzz-cliand by uploading a .md and a .pdf to a self-hosted relay.