Allow commands ending with bot mention (handle /command@botname)#1298
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Allow commands ending with bot mention (handle /command@botname)#1298mslxl wants to merge 2 commits intocodebam:masterfrom
mslxl wants to merge 2 commits intocodebam:masterfrom
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Telegram allows commands to include the bot username (e.g., /command@BotName) when used in group chats or when addressing a specific bot. Without stripping the @botName suffix, a valid command could fail to match the registered command handler, leading to unexpected default behavior. This commit fixes that.