Changing a tag when "tracked" puts it to Unread for the current user

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Repro steps:

  1. Turn on this setting
    The image shows instructions for creating a post or a whisper post when a topic's category or tags change, requiring whisper posts to be enabled. (Captioned by AI)
    The image shows instructions for creating a post or a whisper post when a topic's category or tags change, requiring whisper posts to be enabled. (Captioned by AI)1070×162 18.5 KB
  2. Change a tag of a topic (add/remove)
  3. The whisper post is created as expected
    A screenshot showing a user named "tvavrda" labeled as "al" with an added proposal, featuring various icons and a message sent 8 minutes ago. (Captioned by AI)
    A screenshot showing a user named "tvavrda" labeled as "al" with an added proposal, featuring various icons and a message sent 8 minutes ago. (Captioned by AI)1338×326 24.3 KB
  4. Go to the homepage
  5. Sometimes you need to refresh the browser
  6. The topic appears in your Unread category
    The image shows a user interface screen with a navigation bar displaying tabs for categories, latest topics, and unread items, highlighting "Integration projects" as an unread topic for a project with an associated "Project Playbook" and "proposal," with a user icon on the right side, and a message indicating there... (Captioned by AI)
    The image shows a user interface screen with a navigation bar displaying tabs for categories, latest topics, and unread items, highlighting "Integration projects" as an unread topic for a project with an associated "Project Playbook" and "proposal," with a user icon on the right side, and a message indicating there... (Captioned by AI)1362×448 35.6 KB

Expected behavior:
As it was YOU who changed the tag there is no need to put it into the Unread category. I think it would be correct to display for anybody else (who can see the whisper).

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I noticed this issue in topics where the last post is a whisper, after I edited the content of the first post.
Without tagging and without enabling the setting.

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Recently I also noticed other cases but did not have time to dig deeper. It might be a more general problem but here I can reproduce.

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