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* fix(interactive): preserve button command values in fallback text for degraded approval UX * fix(interactive): keep callback values private in fallback text and narrow Feishu interactive detection - P1: Skip rendering action.type === "callback" values in renderMessagePresentationFallbackText to avoid leaking opaque channel/plugin data into user-visible text. Command and legacy values are still rendered. - P2: Replace hasMessagePresentationBlocks/hasInteractiveReplyBlocks with isMessagePresentationInteractiveBlock so Feishu comment guidance only appears when the presentation actually contains buttons or selects, not for text-only blocks. - Update tests: callback button now shows label-only; all 137 tests pass. * fix(interactive): only render typed command values in fallback text, keep legacy value private * fix(feishu): gate document-comment command guidance on actual command action * docs(message-presentation): document command/callback value fallback visibility * fix(feishu): omit command guidance when URL overrides fallback command text * docs: regenerate docs_map.md * fix(interactive): exclude disabled buttons from fallback command rendering and guidance * fix(interactive): extract hasRenderedCommandAction, exclude disabled buttons from command fallback * fix(feishu): preserve command guidance marker through core presentation rendering * fix(feishu): type-narrow channelData.feishu with isRecord before reading rendered-command marker * fix(feishu): move hasRenderedCommandAction from public SDK into Feishu plugin as local helper Keep the helper local to the only caller (Feishu outbound) instead of adding a new public plugin SDK API contract. The shared fallback renderer in renderMessagePresentationFallbackText already inlines the same command-visibility logic; a local helper is sufficient for the Feishu comment-thread guidance gate. * refactor(feishu): tighten fallback command marker --------- Co-authored-by: Peter Steinberger <steipete@gmail.com>