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A thread with an unusually long chain of nested replies could crash the app outright — the
code that lays out the reply tree walked one level at a time recursively, and a deep enough
chain overflowed the call stack. Rewritten to walk iteratively instead, with no protocol-level
depth limit.
Deeply nested replies no longer push the note itself further and further off the edge of the
screen — indentation now caps out after a handful of levels while the actual nesting is still
tracked correctly underneath.
A reply whose parent note this app doesn't have used to render at the same visual weight as a
confirmed direct reply to what you opened, with nothing distinguishing the two. It now draws
with a fainter connector instead, so it's still there — never hidden — but doesn't read as more
certain than it actually is.
Reply ordering could be unstable when two replies shared the exact same timestamp (common when
several relays hand back events for the same second); ties now resolve the same way every time.