Prevent duplicate rendering of comments for mainline moves forced as variation #17256
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There was an issue where comments were being rendered twice for mainline moves. This happened because the logic for rendering comments didn't correctly handle forced variations, leading to duplicate comment displays. To fix this, I modified the logic to ensure that mainline comments are only shown for non-forced variations, in order to prevent their duplication.
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📌 Issue #17103
There was an issue where comments were being rendered twice for mainline moves. This happened because the logic for rendering comments didn't correctly handle forced variations, leading to duplicate comment displays.
🔧 Fix
I modified the logic to ensure that mainline comments are only displayed for non-forced variations, preventing their duplication.