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Memory-file truncation warning distinguishes index from topic files

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When a memory file gets truncated, the warning now gives advice that fits the file type.

What

The warning appended when a memory file is truncated for size now says something different for a regular memory file than for the index.

Details
  • the warning takes a kind argument defaulting to "index"
  • for a regular memory file it says "this memory file is …" and advises keeping each file focused on one topic
  • for the index it keeps the advice to keep entries short
  • the byte-limit phrasing branches on the same argument
Evidence

its lines are too long

Strings lifted out of the shipped bundle, so the claim above can be checked against them.

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