feat: add user-scoped Gmail API connector - #182
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- Replace Gmail MCP with private REST tools - Add encrypted OAuth and per-user credential isolation - Add sandbox spillover and attachment downloads - Enforce safe errors and fail-closed draft sending - Document Blacki storage and integration boundaries
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What
Add the private, user-scoped Gmail REST connector and Telegram/ADK integration.
Why
Replace the earlier Gmail implementation with a bounded connector that keeps OAuth credentials and message content isolated to the connected private Telegram user. This reviewed PR supersedes the earlier open PR #181.
How
Tests
uv run ruff format --checkuv run ruff checkuv run mypy .uv run pytest --cov=src --cov-report=term-missing(2,033 passed, 1 skipped, 100% coverage)Related Issues
Closes #85
Supersedes #181