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libredesk/frontend
Abhinav Raut c030c9ee4b harden AI embedding and agent prompt handling, add tokenizer, and switch to a green theme
Embedding:
- Persist embedding_max_tokens. It was dropped when saving the provider config
  and always reset to the 8192 default, so self-hosted models with a smaller
  limit kept getting rejected.
- Split embedding requests to stay under the provider's item and token caps. A
  large snippet or URL import used to go in one request, hit the cap, fail, and
  get retried every minute forever.
- Skip blank chunks. An empty input string makes the API reject the whole batch.
- Add the tiktoken tokenizer (cl100k_base) with tests for token counting.

Agent prompt:
- Move contact fields, the conversation subject, and custom attributes out of
  the system prompt and into a delimited user-role block, so a crafted name or
  subject can't act as an instruction.

Frontend:
- Switch the primary and sidebar colors to a green theme.
- Show a "summarizing" info toast while the AI summary runs, and add an info
  toast variant.
- Make the snippet content box taller and the snippet dialog wider.
- Drop a hardcoded dark hover color on the scroll-to-bottom button.
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