fix: copilot polish, signal dedup, and Review Queue cap#53
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- Iris greets user by first name above prompt buttons - Panel anchors to bottom-right above bubble (no longer flies to top) - Bubble default position raised 48px from bottom edge - Replaced 'Draft an outreach email' with admin/AE-specific prompts - Fixed duplicate React keys in IrisMessage renderer - Copilot route now surfaces actual Anthropic error messages
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These 3 commits were pushed to feat/mobile-polish AFTER PR #50 was merged, so they never made it into main. This PR gets them in.
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1. fix: copilot UI polish and error handling
2. fix: deduplicate signal feed by source_url on frontend
3. fix: capitalize Review Queue heading
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