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…dation Fixes ClaperCo#148: Added proper position parameter handling in get_interactions_at_position to prevent nil/invalid positions from causing empty query results. This resolves the issue where interactions would suddenly disappear from events but reappear after duplication. - Added position normalization logic to handle nil, string, and invalid values - Added logging for debugging position-related issues - Ensures position defaults to 0 when invalid or nil
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/claim #148
Fixes #148: Added proper position parameter handling in get_interactions_at_position to prevent nil/invalid positions from causing empty query results. This resolves the issue where interactions would suddenly disappear from events but reappear after duplication.