Delete encrypted messages from the server in single-device mode immediately#8283
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Pass bcc_self into it as a boolean.
It should refer to delete_expired_messages, not to itself.
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| AND ((ephemeral_timestamp!=0 AND ephemeral_timestamp<=?2) OR | ||
| (param GLOB '*\nc=1*' OR param GLOB 'c=1*')) |
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This is going to be always true, we don't send pre-messages for unencrypted messages. But it's fine to leave this condition just in case
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This is a partial replacement for removed
delete_server_after. Users of non-chatmail servers with a single device will not run out of space easily this way as long as they don't disableforce_encryptionand only receive encrypted messages.Closes #8277