Bridge some matrix stickers as telegram stickers #827
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With maunium/stickerpicker#49 applied, Element Desktop users send enough information about telegram-imported stickers to bridge them as regular telegram stickers. This commit has a few caveats, most notably it only works with sticker sets that are currently added to the user’s telegram account, and it doesn’t cache either the sticker sets or the stickers within these sets. However I haven’t noticed any performance issues due to this in my own testing over at chir.rs.
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With maunium/stickerpicker#49 applied, Element Desktop users send enough information about telegram-imported stickers to bridge them as regular telegram stickers.
This PR has a few caveats, most notably it only works with sticker sets that are currently added to the user’s telegram account, and it doesn’t cache either the sticker sets or the stickers within these sets.
However I haven’t noticed any performance issues due to this in my own testing over at chir.rs.