The message frame is set up as soon as its document is parsed instead of at
its load event, which waits for every image (remote ones included): it no
longer sits at its first height until the slowest image arrives.
A reply quoted an original's inline (cid:) images as this server's own URLs,
and they were sent like that — broken for the recipient, and mangled copies
("http:///api/…") made browsers look up a host named "api". Outgoing mail
(and the IMAP Drafts copy) now carries them as inline parts with new
Content-IDs; one that can no longer be had is left out. Shown messages load
such URLs from this server (sanitizer v5).
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