What Problem This Solves

chunkByNewline in src/auto-reply/chunk.ts length-splits a long line with a
raw lineValue.slice(0, firstLimit). When firstLimit lands on an odd UTF-16
offset, the slice cuts through a surrogate pair: the first chunk ends on a
lone high surrogate and the next chunk begins with the orphaned low surrogate.
The astral character (emoji, CJK extension, etc.) is split across the boundary
and renders as a broken / replacement glyph.

Every other length-splitter in this file (chunkText, chunkMarkdownText)
already guards this boundary with avoidTrailingHighSurrogateBreak. This path
was the lone exception, even though the helper is already imported at the top of
the file.

Repro: a single 8-emoji line (16 UTF-16 units), maxLineLength = 3:

chunkByNewline("😀😀😀😀😀😀😀😀", 3)

• Before (wrong): first chunk = lineValue.slice(0, 3) = "😀\uD83D" — one
  full 😀 followed by a lone high surrogate; the next chunk starts with the
  orphaned low surrogate \uDE00, so the second 😀 is split and renders broken.
• After (fixed): the boundary is pulled back to a code-point boundary, so the
  first chunk is a single whole "😀" and the rest is carried into the next
  chunk — no lone surrogate is ever emitted.

Fix

Apply avoidTrailingHighSurrogateBreak(lineValue, 0, firstLimit) before slicing,
mirroring the guard already used by chunkText / chunkMarkdownText. Only the
rare mid-surrogate boundary changes; every other input is byte-identical (verified
below). A regression test is added to chunk.test.ts.

Evidence

Standalone node red-green proof using the real avoidTrailingHighSurrogateBreak
extracted verbatim from src/shared/text-chunking.ts, plus a disk-content check
asserting the fix is actually written to source:

PASS: fix present in worktree source on disk
PASS: repro = 16 UTF-16 units
PASS: expectedOutput: first chunk = single whole 😀
PASS: first chunk does NOT end on lone high surrogate
PASS: remaining does NOT start on lone low surrogate
PASS: lossless: first + remaining == input
PASS: UNAFFECTED ascii: matches naive slice(0,20)
PASS: UNAFFECTED even boundary (limit 4): two whole emoji

ALL CHECKS PASSED

The buggy raw slice produces "😀\uD83D" (lone high surrogate) for the repro;
the fixed slice produces a single whole "😀". Plain ASCII and even-offset
boundaries are byte-identical before and after, confirming the change is scoped to
the mid-surrogate case only.

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