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feat(GlDuoChat): display attached context in chat messages

Elwyn Benson requested to merge duo-chat-context-items into main

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feat(GlDuoChat): display attached context in chat messages

Adds initial rendering for context items within Duo Chat, in user/assistant chat messages.

This MR is split out from the larger MR here: !4477

Closes gitlab#477685 (closed)

Future iterations will add the ability to add and remove context items from chat, but for now this is just a static view of any context items already included in a message: !4557 (closed)

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n/a, these changes are "opt-in"

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