docs: define telegram adapter migration - #8
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Closing this draft: it incorrectly mixes internal HyperDev architecture and rollout planning into the public project. A future public-facing proposal, if needed, will contain only generic, versioned adapter contracts and migration-safe compatibility guarantees. |
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Summary
Defines the Telegram provider-adapter migration boundary for unified channels.
Why
Telegram is the first external-channel migration. Its existing direct MCP implementation must retain user-visible behaviour while provider configuration and routing move to the platform.
Validation
git diff --cached --checkDependencies
Depends conceptually on hyperdev-platform PR #1232 and hyperdev-channels PR #18.