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* fix(memory): keep non-core fact categories instead of rewriting to other
_normalize_category rewrote any category outside CORE_CATEGORIES to
"other" and parked the original label in a write-only
categoryExtension field, so memory_add(category="personal") -- an
example label in the tool's own docstring -- persisted as "other" and
memory_search(category="personal") ("Only facts with this exact category
are returned") never matched it. get_memory documents kept reporting
"other" as well.
Keep the caller's label as the stored category so it round-trips
through search, documents, and the retrieval index.
* fix(memory): finish migrations interrupted across the category change
A pre-native-category Gateway committed a per-agent legacy JSON migration
as category="other" + categoryExtension=<label> and could stop before
deleting the legacy JSON (crash / failed unlink). The retained JSON holds
the label natively, so _migrate_locked compares "personal" against its
own committed "other"/"personal" alias, raises MemoryStorageCorruption,
and fails every subsequent read, reload and migration retry for that
agent (HTTP 500 at the Gateway) -- a recoverable state the previous
build recovered from.
Fold the legacy alias into _migration_equivalent's category comparison
("other"/<label> equals <label>/no-extension) so retries recognize and
complete recovery, while a genuinely different label still stops the
migration with the legacy file preserved.
Also drop a stale categoryExtension when a fact is normalized away from
"other": _normalize_fact deep-copies unknown fields through, so a legacy
fact updated to its native category kept surfacing the leftover
extension, contradicting the Gateway contract that the field is only
set "when category is 'other'".
Both regressions are pinned by replaying the historical writer in tests.
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Co-authored-by: BlueX888 <BlueX888@users.noreply.github.com>