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Preserve explicit remembers in bounded hot continuity - #19
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remember --contentcould emit a valid lifecycle event while its text stayed out of the next session’s hot context. Preserve each explicit write as a bounded checkpoint with its own provenance, so later turn/session acknowledgments do not overwrite it. Source-excerpt capture remains opt-in; the quickstart explains both choices and their disclosure tradeoff.Validation: clean typecheck and build, boundary check, 57 test files / 473 tests passed, independent review, and alpha.10 archive verification with a clean smoke install. The benchmark-container silent-exit bug is a separate private-harness fix. An installed-artifact regression also checks exact remembered text across a daemon restart and both host wrappers before paid trials.