feat(Composer): use the most private visibility when replying#1392
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feat(Composer): use the most private visibility when replying#1392
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fix: #1390
Previously, when replying to a post, Tuba would use the same visibility for privacy reasons (if you reply to a followers-only post, your reply will use followers-only (pre-selected) etc).
But that failed to take into account that the user's default posting visibility might be even more private, aka
default user visibility: followers-only
replying-to post visibility: unlisted
pre-selected visibility: unlisted
which is less private than the user's default.
Now each option has a 'privacy rate', 0 to N, 0 being the least private. When it comes to replying, it will compare the two visibilities' privacy rate and the one with the bigger value will be the pre-selected visibility.