Give each run a session directory with structured events - #12
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A run now owns logs/YYYY-MM-DD/HHMMSS/, holding bootstrap.log beside events.jsonl and session.json, matching the layout the managed-software tools already use. Every line written to the human log is also appended as a JSON record with its bracketed tag lifted into an event type and status, and session.json carries the run type, outcome, tool version, environment and counts. Retention drops day directories past 30 days and session directories past a cap of 100, and still sweeps the flat per-run files the old layout left.
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A run now owns
logs/YYYY-MM-DD/HHMMSS/, holdingbootstrap.logbesideevents.jsonlandsession.json, which is the layout the managed-software tools already use.Every line written to the human log is also appended as a JSON record, with a leading
[TAG]lifted into the event's type and status —[SUCCESS]becomesstatus: SUCCESS,[SKIPPED]becomesSKIPPED,[PROGRESS]and[SUB-PROGRESS]becomePROGRESS, an unrecognised bracket is left in the message rather than invented into a type.session.jsonis written when the run starts, so a run that never finishes still leaves arunningrecord, and rewritten at the end with the outcome, duration, tool version, environment and counts.Retention now drops day directories past 30 days and session directories past a cap of 100, and still sweeps the flat per-run files the old layout left at the logs root. The app's log viewer lists session directories and those flat files together, newest first.
Closes #11