Catch the end-result of multiple memory per conversation issue

[beastoin]

Summary by CodeRabbit

• New Features

  • Enhanced filtering logic on the Memories page to display new memories alongside existing ones.
  • Improved memory creation handling and audio processing through WebSocket connections for better memory state control.

• Bug Fixes

  • Ensured accurate alignment of memory segments with their timestamps during audio processing.

• Documentation

  • Minor formatting adjustments and additional comments for clarity.

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Walkthrough

The pull request introduces changes to the MemoriesPage class in the frontend and the transcribe_v2.py file in the backend. In the MemoriesPage, the filtering logic for displaying memories has been updated to include new memories based on the mem.isNew criterion. In the backend, enhancements have been made to memory creation handling and audio processing via WebSocket connections, including the addition of a finished_at parameter to relevant functions for better memory state management.

Changes

File Path	Change Summary
app/lib/pages/memories/page.dart	Updated filtering logic in MemoriesPage to include new memories based on mem.isNew; minor formatting adjustments.
backend/routers/transcribe_v2.py	Enhanced memory creation handling; added finished_at parameter to functions for improved memory state control. Updated method signatures for _trigger_create_memory_with_delay and create_memory_on_segment_received_task.

Possibly related PRs

• Group all memories and other sync improvements #1021: The changes in this PR also modify the filtering logic for displaying memories in the MemoriesPage, specifically addressing how memories are included based on their status, which is directly related to the filtering logic updated in the main PR.

🐰 In the meadow, memories bloom,
New ones join, dispelling gloom.
With timestamps guiding, they align,
Each moment cherished, a memory divine.
Hopping through code, we celebrate,
A patch of joy, we cultivate! 🌼

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