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refactor(web): share workflow comment queries and mutations - #44372
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Part of #38351.
Move workflow comment lists and thread details into app-scoped Query caches, replacing the Zustand copies. Generated mutations now share invalidation and pending states across editor consumers. Selection and canvas interaction stay in the editor store.
This avoids duplicate initial reads, ignores other apps' collaboration events, and keeps a failed move from rolling back another comment's newer data. Keyboard focus, mentions, replies and deletion remain covered.
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git diff --checkalso passed.Draft pending author review.
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