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Promote important recent log entries into MEMORY.md and prune stale ones

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> **${var}** - Topic to focus on. If empty, flushes all recent activity.

If `${var}` is set, only promote entries related to that topic. Pruning (step 3), the index upkeep (step 6), and the deterministic watermark + rotation (steps 0 and 8) still run globally - a focused flush must never leave the rest of the store stale.

Read `memory/MEMORY.md` for current memory state. **The scan window and log rotation are computed for you in step 0** - you no longer parse the watermark or rotate logs by hand.

## Steps

### 0. Prepare (deterministic bookkeeping - run this first)

Run `python3 scripts/memory_prep.py window` and read its stdout. It:
- computes your **scan window** from the structured watermark `memory/memory-flush-state.json` (fallback for a first-run migration: the MEMORY.md `*Last consolidated:*` line; then the last 3 days; a gap over 14 days is clamped to 14 and flagged), and prints the exact in-window log files to read;
- has **already rotated** whole old months out of `memory/logs/` into `memory/logs/archive/YYYY-MM.md` (content-preserving) once the directory passed ~45 files.
- prints `MEMORY.md size` (bytes, lines, over-long lines) against the budget step 3e holds.