refactor(feed): drop unused aggregate getter, dedupe sender parse

The sender-in-title rendering reads the FeedConfig DTO via the read
model, so the Feed.senderInTitle getter had no consumer — remove it.
In buildFeed, parse the from-address once and reuse it for both the
title prefix and the author; drop the dead `?? email.from` fallback
(parseFromAddress already returns the address as the name).

Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 <noreply@anthropic.com>

src/domain/feed.aggregate.ts

@@ -138,11 +138,6 @@ export class Feed {
     return this._state.language;
   }
 
-  /** Whether entry titles render as `[Sender] Subject` in the feed output. */
-  get senderInTitle(): boolean {
-    return this._state.senderInTitle ?? false;
-  }
-
   /** The inbound mailbox (`noun.noun.NN`) — the feed's email address is `mailboxId@domain`. */
   get mailboxId(): MailboxId {
     return MailboxId.unchecked(this._state.mailboxId);

src/infrastructure/feed-generator.ts

@@ -74,17 +74,17 @@ function buildFeed(
       baseUrl,
       EmailAddress.parse(email.from)?.siteBaseUrl() ?? "",
     );
+    const sender = parseFromAddress(email.from);
     const subject = htmlToText(email.subject);
-    const title = feedConfig.sender_in_title
-      ? `[${parseFromAddress(email.from).name ?? email.from}] ${subject}`
-      : subject;
     feed.addItem({
-      title,
+      title: feedConfig.sender_in_title
+        ? `[${sender.name}] ${subject}`
+        : subject,
       id: entryUrl,
       link: entryUrl,
       description: bodyContent,
       content: bodyContent,
-      author: [parseFromAddress(email.from)],
+      author: [sender],
       date: new Date(email.receivedAt),
       enclosure: firstAttachment
         ? {