feat: render collapsible markdown details sections

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Summary

• render GFM
  /

  blocks as native Compose disclosure rows
• preserve nested markdown and support the open attribute
• expose button role and localized expanded/collapsed state to accessibility services
• keep disclosure state stable across message footer layout changes
• leave escaped, entity-encoded, truncated, and malformed markup literal

Test plan

• ./gradlew :app:compileDevDebugKotlin --no-daemon --stacktrace
• ./gradlew :app:testDevDebugUnitTest --no-daemon --stacktrace
• ./gradlew :app:verifyRoborazziDevDebug --no-daemon --stacktrace
• ./gradlew :app:ktlintCheck --no-daemon --stacktrace
• ./gradlew :app:lintDevDebug --no-daemon --stacktrace

Fixes #1130

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• app/src/main/java/dev/ipf/whitenoise/android/ui/MarkdownRenderer.kt
• app/src/main/java/dev/ipf/whitenoise/android/ui/conversation/messages/MessageBubble.kt
• app/src/main/res/values-b+zh+Hant/strings.xml
• app/src/main/res/values-de/strings.xml
• app/src/main/res/values-es/strings.xml
• app/src/main/res/values-fr/strings.xml
• app/src/main/res/values-it/strings.xml
• app/src/main/res/values-pt/strings.xml
• app/src/main/res/values-ru/strings.xml
• app/src/main/res/values-tr/strings.xml
• app/src/main/res/values-zh/strings.xml
• app/src/main/res/values/strings.xml
• app/src/test/java/dev/ipf/whitenoise/android/ui/MarkdownMessageBodyTest.kt

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[stage-review]

Ready to review this PR? Stage has broken it down into 6 individual chapters for you:

	Title
1	Define localized accessibility strings for disclosure states
2	Implement Markdown disclosure parsing and logic
3	Create native Compose disclosure UI components
4	Integrate disclosure rendering into Markdown body
5	Preserve disclosure state during message layout moves
6	Verify disclosure rendering with unit tests

_{Chapters generated by Stage for commit 231a436 on Jul 15, 2026 1:07am UTC.}

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Adversarial review of d1bbec5.

BLOCKING:

• none

SUGGESTION:

• Summary inline Markdown falls back to raw tags: app/src/main/java/dev/ipf/whitenoise/android/ui/MarkdownRenderer.kt:459-469 rejects an opening paragraph as soon as marmot-markdown emits Strong, Emph, Code, or Link inside <summary>. For example, <summary>**bold** name</summary> renders the literal <details>/<summary> markup rather than a disclosure. This is outside #1130's explicit nested-body requirement, so it is non-blocking, but either flatten those inline nodes to safe summary text or add a test/documented limitation.

NITPICK:

• Add translator context for markdown_details_collapsed_state and markdown_details_expanded_state in app/src/main/res/values/strings.xml:1019-1020; these are TalkBack state descriptions, not visible labels.

SUMMARY: The implementation solves #1130 with native Compose disclosures, nested Markdown bodies, correct open boolean-attribute semantics, accessible button/state semantics, safe literal fallbacks, and state preservation across footer-layout moves. I verified the hand-built fixtures against the pinned marmot-markdown parser shape and reran MarkdownMessageBodyTest: 17 tests, 0 failures/errors. No security/privacy regression or unnecessary blocking complexity found.

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Addressed both adversarial-review notes in 231a436:

• Formatted <summary> inline nodes now flatten into safe plain button text, covered by a regression test for strong/emphasis/code/link nesting.
• Added translator context identifying the disclosure state strings as TalkBack state descriptions.

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[mubarakcoded]

Flagging a blocker from an on-device + parser-source investigation: this renders the <details> markup as literal tags on device, not a disclosure — a silent no-op.

The root cause is in the shared marmot-markdown parser, not this PR. It passes raw HTML through as literal text — there's no structured HTML block (inline.rs: "tag-like sequences pass through unchanged"; no HTML leaf in block.rs, only FencedCode/MathBlock). Dumping marmot_markdown::parse confirms a <details> block comes back as a Paragraph of literal Text — the whole block in one paragraph when there are no blank lines — so this PR's paragraph-matching never matches the real AST. The unit tests pass only because they hand-build the assumed AST; nothing here exercises the real parser, which is why CI stayed green while the feature does nothing.

It can't be fixed robustly at this layer without reimplementing HTML parsing (fragile inline-offset surgery, or threading the FFI parser to re-parse the body), and that would have to be duplicated per client. The correct fix is core-side: have marmot-markdown emit a structured details block, after which this PR simplifies to just rendering it.

Filed the engine request: marmot-protocol/mdk#891

Recommend holding this PR until the parser emits the structured block, then rebasing it to render that instead of matching raw paragraphs.