feat: use per-session UUID files instead of single latest.jsonl#94
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Each session now gets its own UUID-named file (e.g. {uuid}.jsonl)
instead of always overwriting latest.jsonl. LoadLatest finds the
most recently modified .jsonl file by mtime. Legacy latest.json
and latest.jsonl files are migrated to UUID-named files automatically.
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Summary
{uuid}.jsonl) instead of overwriting a singlelatest.jsonlLoadLatest()finds the most recently modified.jsonlby mtime — no hardcoded filenamecrypto/rand(no external dependency)latest.jsonandlatest.jsonlfiles are migrated to UUID-named files automatically/resume-style featuresTest plan
findLatestSessionpicks most recently modified filemise run test:allpasses (490 tests, lint clean, binary builds)