Create and manage Taskboard issues from BB threads - #8
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Summary
Why
Creating and managing tracker work from BB previously required leaving the conversation or reopening Taskboard after every chat switch. Project navigation could also reapply the source chat project after the user selected another project, leaving the board on an empty project even though the selected project had cached tickets.
This keeps issue creation, issue context, common status updates, and project navigation beside the active thread while preserving a review step before any external issue is created.
Root cause
Taskboard applied the source chat context after its asynchronous project list loaded, even when the URL already represented an explicit project choice. The pinned thread panel also read global route context instead of resolving the project that owns its thread. Those two context paths could point ticket queries at the wrong project.
Explicit project and item routes now win over source context. Context is used only when entering an unscoped Taskboard root or Manage route, and existing-thread panels resolve their project through the thread ID before loading tickets.
User impact
Safety and correctness
Validation
npm run check