fix(slack): resolve workspace token for synthetic-thread questions

Mirror the token-resolution logic from sendMessage in the sendQuestion
adapter. When the thread id is a synthetic placeholder (task: /
cron-job: / cron:), postSlackQuestion drops thread_ts and degenerates
to a top-level channel post; in that case the registry has no entry
for the fake thread_ts, and getSlackBotToken(channelId, fakeTs) can
fall back to the first registered workspace token in multi-workspace
installs. Use getWorkspaceBotTokenForChannel(channelId) first so the
posted Block Kit / plain-text question lands with the token bound to
the actual channel.

Addresses Codex review comment on PR #212.

Author: Kai Liu

packages/ims/slack/client.ts

@@ -659,7 +659,19 @@ function createSlackAdapter(processorId?: string): IMAdapter {
       options: string[] | undefined,
       prefix?: string
     ) => {
-      const token = getSlackBotTokenForProcessor(processorId) ?? getSlackBotToken(channelId, threadId);
+      // Mirror the token-resolution logic in `sendMessage`: when the thread
+      // id is a synthetic placeholder (`task:` / `cron-job:` / `cron:`), the
+      // posted question degenerates to a top-level channel post inside
+      // `postSlackQuestion`, so the registry has no entry for that fake
+      // `thread_ts`. Resolve via the channel's workspace first to avoid the
+      // multi-workspace edge case where `getSlackBotToken(channelId, fakeTs)`
+      // can fall back to the first registered token instead of the one bound
+      // to `channelId`.
+      const threadIsSynthetic = isSyntheticOwner(threadId);
+      const token = getSlackBotTokenForProcessor(processorId)
+        ?? (threadIsSynthetic
+          ? (getWorkspaceBotTokenForChannel(channelId) ?? getSlackBotToken(channelId))
+          : getSlackBotToken(channelId, threadId));
       if (!token) {
         // No token -> fall through to plain-text sendMessage so the question
         // still gets delivered through whatever channel/path the caller has.