fix(san): skip private chat sessions during group message history fetch to avoid integer parsing warnings#121
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This PR fixes a warning log spam
[SAN] 获取群消息失败: invalid literal for int() with base 10when the user configures a private chat (e.g.private_123456) in thetarget_scopeswhitelist.Since the SAN status analysis is designed to analyze group chats (using NapCat's group history message API which requires group ID as an integer), it fails when it tries to cast a private chat string token to
int.This PR filters out private chats starting with
"private_"in both_get_listened_groupsand adds a double-guard check inside_fetch_group_messagesso it cleanly ignores private chats for SAN analysis while keeping them available for the rest of the self-evolution memory modules.