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Memory recall skips the current session's own logs

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Memory

Memory recall no longer feeds a session its own transcript notes back to itself.

What

Candidate memory files belonging to the running session are now filtered out, so a session cannot recall its own transcript notes back into itself.

Details
  • A predicate passed into memory recall rejects any candidate under logs/ whose basename is <id>.md or starts with <id>-, where <id> is the first 8 characters of the current session identifier.
  • Built defensively: returns undefined if the session id cannot be read, in which case no filtering is applied.
Evidence

if (!r.startsWith("logs/")) return !1;

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

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