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* fix(memory): reject Windows reserved device names in an agent memory scope
`_management_agent_name_or_501()` validated the `agent_name` query parameter
with `AGENT_NAME_PATTERN` (`^[A-Za-z0-9-]+$`) only, which admits `NUL`, `CON`,
`COM1` and the rest of the Windows reserved device names.
An agent scope is not only a label: DeerMem resolves it to
`{storage}/users/{uid}/agents/{name}/facts` and creates that directory on the
first write. On Windows the path never materialises, so `create_fact` raised
`FileNotFoundError`, which the endpoint's `OSError` branch turned into
`500 Failed to create memory fact`.
Run `windows_incompatible_segment()` at the same boundary -- the check agent
directories, thread IDs, uploads, sandbox writes and skill support files
already go through -- and answer `422`. The `for_creation` flag scopes the rule
to the two routes that create the scope, `POST /memory/facts` and
`POST /memory/import`; read and delete routes stay permissive so a scope that an
older release stored under a reserved name can still be exported and cleared.
Closes #7940
* fix(memory): address review feedback for Windows reserved agent names
Cite PR #7941 in CHANGELOG instead of issue #7940; pin the clear route's permissive behavior for a legacy reserved-name scope with a regression test; cross-reference the shared validate_agent_name() reserved-name check so the two copies cannot drift.
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Co-authored-by: Willem Jiang <willem.jiang@gmail.com>