bridgev2: add disappearing message mode that starts after the recipient reads it - #565
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after_read_by_recipientfor direct chats where a message's timer starts when its recipient reads it.Outgoing messages wait for the other person's read receipt. Incoming messages wait for our own read receipt. The existing storage and scheduler handle expiry;
after_readandafter_sendkeep their current timer behavior.Timer storage stays in the normal serialized event handler. There is no global capability, new completion hook, or separate transaction path.
Affected-package build, vet and existing tests pass locally. Earlier native checks confirmed recipient-read timing in both directions; this type-based revision has not yet been exercised end to end. Clients must recognize the new type before a connector exposes it.