v2.6.6

Transcripts that lost a real speaker to the bot's own timeline now fall back to the transcription provider's view, and a meeting's opening utterances are attributed rather than left unknown. Teams invitation failures also return a meaningful HTTP status instead of a generic server error.

⚡Improvements

• When the bot's own speaker timeline collapsed two people into one, the transcription provider's speaker separation is used instead. This works with whichever provider you have configured.
• The final speaker timeline is assembled from the best source for each stretch of the meeting, which removes the run of unattributed utterances that could open a transcript.

🐛Bug Fixes

• Errors from the Microsoft Teams invitation API are returned as 401, 403 or 404 with detail, instead of a 500 that said nothing about the cause.
• Links in support notification emails point at the right ticket.

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