fix(memory-wiki): honor durable: true frontmatter in stale pages report#94507
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The Stale Pages report previously flagged every non-report page whose updatedAt was older than 30 days, including intentionally durable references such as concept and synthesis pages. Bridge-mode vaults typically have many such pages, drowning out real staleness signal. This change adds a strict boolean `durable` frontmatter marker. Pages with `durable: true` are excluded from the stale-pages filter at compile time. The marker is strict (asBoolean only accepts real booleans, not string literals), is opt-in, and does not touch updatedAt, so other freshness signals remain accurate. Lint and agent-digest callers are unaffected; the change is scoped to the dashboard report filter. Fixes openclaw#93485 Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.8 <[email protected]>
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The Stale Pages report previously flagged every non-report page whose updatedAt was older than 30 days, including intentionally durable references such as concept and synthesis pages. Bridge-mode vaults typically have many such pages, drowning out real staleness signal.
This change adds a strict boolean
durablefrontmatter marker. Pages withdurable: trueare excluded from the stale-pages filter at compile time. The marker is strict (asBoolean only accepts real booleans, not string literals), is opt-in, and does not touch updatedAt, so other freshness signals remain accurate. Lint and agent-digest callers are unaffected; the change is scoped to the dashboard report filter.Fixes #93485
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