v1.5.0 — a store you forgot should stay forgotten

A number the disk-budget policy acts on was counting files nobody meant to keep, and there was no way to take one out — so the fix is a verb that removes a store from the count and, more to the point, remembers that you did.

Added

• usage --forget <path> stops counting a store toward machine usage, and --unforget puts it back. Any store opened with --db joins the machine registry permanently, so backups and throwaway stores registered themselves and inflated the total — on a real machine it read 63.8 MB against a true 16.8 MB.

  The choice is remembered rather than merely applied. Every connect re-registers, so removing the entry alone is undone by the next incidental open. A forgotten path is recorded and consulted at registration, so it takes --unforget to reverse. The store file is never touched, and a path can be forgotten before it exists, so one that reappears stays excluded.

Fixed

• A function-local from pathlib import Path in one branch of the CLI dispatcher made Path local to the whole function, so any use of it earlier in that function raised UnboundLocalError.

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pip install "git+https://github.com/itdtllc/fornixdb@v1.5.0"

1132 tests + 1 skip. No store-format change; v14 schema unchanged.