Task: implement docs/chat-command-history-spec.md in this repo. You are ALREADY on the chat-command-history branch in an isolated worktree — build here, commit here, do NOT push. Read the spec first (full requirements, existing patterns, acceptance c

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• CommandDispatcher is the recording hook point, inserted after the allowed-channel gate and before/after the command execution try/catch.
• ChatResponder::respond() currently returns void; the spec says to add a return value indicating sent vs cooldown-suppressed, but the code already has a per-user cooldown key, not per-channel+verb as the spec originally described — match the existing code.
• No-log cases (non-command messages, commands in disabled channels) remain untouched — they early-return before any recording hook.
• Admin Livewire pattern for the new page follows ChatCommandManager (DaisyUI table/card style, WithPagination, renders with ->extends('layouts.livewire')).
• Existing test conventions: Unit tests use mocks, Feature tests use RefreshDatabase with seeded settings/channels and cache-busting in beforeEach.
• No TwitchUser factory exists in this repo; the UI will link through an optional relationship when present and tests will focus on command log behavior without fabricating profile data.
• Use a new CommandLogRecorder collaborator class to keep CommandDispatcher focused and to allow mocking logging in unit tests without needing a database.

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• Should the admin page include a link from the ChatCommandManager view's header or breadcrumb area? The spec says it should be 'linked from' the manager view.
• The existing ChatResponder unit tests use Redis::shouldReceive mocks — will the new return value from respond() break these existing tests without updates?

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• Introduced CommandLogRecorder dependency into CommandDispatcher through constructor injection
• Changed ChatResponder::respond() return type from void to string, returning STATUS_SENT or STATUS_COOLDOWN
• Status constants defined in ChatResponder for use by the dispatcher for logging

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• Built feature test class CommandDispatcherLoggingTest that uses in-file fake commands and a mocked responder
• Covers all five recorded statuses (responded, cooldown, empty, error, unknown_command) plus the two no-log paths

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• Created new Livewire component ChatCommandHistory for browsing logs
• Created Blade view with filters (channel, command, status, user) and paginated table
• Added route admin.chat-command-history and link from the command manager page
• Optional dashboard tile explicitly excluded (out of scope for v1)

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• Ran Pint, which fixed one import ordering in the dispatcher unit test
• Reran all bot tests after the fix; suite remained green

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• Stage all implementation files, run final smoke checks, then commit on the worktree branch

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• Reviewed new files via sed output and git diff to confirm coherence
• Loosened perPage property in ChatCommandHistory to int|string to prevent type errors from hand-edited query strings
• Ran Pint on the updated Livewire component
• Confirmed no whitespace issues on tracked edits

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• Spec file docs/chat-command-history-spec.md explicitly left untracked per original instructions
• Staged only implementation and test files (12 files)
• Added TODO comment for the optional retention command as required by the spec

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• The retention command was not implemented per spec (TODO left in BotCommandLog)
• The spec file remains untracked and should be reviewed or removed before merging

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• When and how should the optional retention command be implemented?