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AI Summary: This issue proposes updating the default Cassandra version used in EnvMultinodeCassandra and default CassandraServer from v3 to v4. The primary motivation is that v3 has reached its End-of-Life. The core task involves modifying the `cu-cassandra.yaml` file located in the `test/resources` directory.

AI Summary: The `sync/tests.py` file has grown to over 2,000 lines and needs to be refactored. The goal is to split this large file into several smaller, more manageable test files. This will improve readability and maintainability of the test suite.

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AI Summary: The user is experiencing an annoying 'Language detection in progress' toast notification in the browser extension and cannot find an option to disable it. They request a new feature that allows them to either disable the language detection functionality entirely or simply turn off its associated pop-up notifications.

AI Summary: This issue highlights two problems: the current `cargo clippy` gate uses an invalid lint name (`-D errors`), failing to enforce warning-free code, and `cargo fmt --check` reports formatting drift across the workspace. The objective is to correct the clippy gate to reliably deny warnings, resolve all formatting inconsistencies, and fix any existing clippy warnings (e.g., one identified in `mofa-foundation/llm/google.rs`) to ensure a clean build.

AI Summary: This issue requests a comprehensive rename of the project from 'conch' to 'porpoise'. This involves changing the repository name, updating all file extensions from `.conch` to `.p` in documentation, and refactoring all instances of the 'conch' namespace to 'porpoise' throughout the codebase.

AI Summary: This issue addresses `clippy::collapsible_if` warnings in the Gemini SSE parser within the `mofa-foundation` crate. The fix involves refactoring nested `if`/`if let` statements into a single, flatter `if` condition using `&&` operators to improve code readability and idiomatic Rust style.

AI Summary: The project's Rust code is not being formatted correctly by rustfmt, leading to a large number of formatting diffs (489) across many files. This prevents the CI quality gate from passing, blocking PR merges. The issue requires applying rustfmt to all workspace source files to ensure consistent formatting.

AI Summary: This issue is a "chore" task to resolve numerous clippy warnings across multiple crates within the MoFA workspace. The goal is to achieve a clean build with `cargo clippy --workspace --all-features -- -D errors`, addressing issues like nested if statements, collection access, boxing large enum variants, and introducing type aliases.

AI Summary: This issue proposes implementing Server-Sent Events (SSE) streaming support for the Gemini LLM provider within the `mofa-foundation` crate. Currently, the `chat_stream` method returns a placeholder, and this feature aims to provide full streaming capabilities, aligning with GSoC 2026 goals and improving developer experience.

AI Summary: This issue requests several UI improvements for AnkiDroid's custom sync server and directory selection dialogs. The changes include capitalizing "URL", adding borders to input fields, increasing the title font size of one dialog, and renaming the "OK" button to "Save".

AI Summary: The `checkSafariMagicBytes` function currently reads the entire cookie file into memory to check for a 4-byte magic signature. This is inefficient as only the first 4 bytes are needed. The recommended solution is to use `fs.openSync` and `fs.readSync` to read only the necessary 4 bytes, significantly reducing I/O costs.

AI Summary: This issue proposes the creation of a new database model named `Container` to store information about supported container types. The model will include fields for extension, asset type, number supported, and codec. This task is dependent on the prior completion of issue #1420, which involves adding asset types to `choices.py`.

AI Summary: A user is unable to join the MoFA Discord server for GSoC 2026 applications because the invite link provided in the repository's README is invalid or expired. They are requesting an updated invite link to join the community.

AI Summary: This issue proposes the creation of a new database model to store information about supported codecs. This task is dependent on the prior addition of asset types to `choices.py` and is labeled as a 'good first issue'.

AI Summary: This issue requests the addition of four new asset types ('audio', 'subtitle', 'thumbnail', 'video') to the `choices.py` file in the tubesync project. The goal is to centralize and manage different asset types within the application's configuration.

AI Summary: This issue proposes designing a generic model architecture to handle various media assets (video, audio, subtitles, thumbnails) for expanding site support. The goal is to create a flexible system that can accommodate different formats, languages, and embedding options for these assets, while also considering how to select and compose them through reusable profiles.

AI Summary: This issue identifies a lack of helper APIs for updating SwarmMetrics and recording AuditEvents within the swarm types. The absence of these helpers leads to duplicated metric updates, inconsistent audit logging, and the need for manual bookkeeping in higher-level code. The proposed fix involves adding dedicated helper methods for these operations to centralize and improve reusability.

AI Summary: This issue proposes several improvements to the backup and network timeout dialogs. Key changes include input validation for the backup dialog to limit input to 5 digits, implementing lower and upper bounds for the network timeout with visual feedback, renaming the 'OK' button to 'Save', and enhancing the dialog titles and font sizes for better clarity and user experience.

AI Summary: This issue addresses usability improvements for deck creation and renaming dialogs. It involves fixing a bug where a snackbar incorrectly appears on keyboard submission and enhancing the dialogs by adding labels to input fields, as demonstrated in the provided reference images.

AI Summary: The `finish_points` field in `StateGraphImpl<S>` currently uses a `Vec<NodeId>`, leading to O(n) lookup complexity for checking existing finish points. This can cause performance degradation, especially in performance-sensitive graph construction paths, potentially leading to O(n²) behavior as the number of finish points grows. The recommended solution is to replace `Vec<NodeId>` with `HashSet<NodeId>` for O(1) average lookup time.

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