fix: contact aging destroyed by watermark reset + full-dump re-upserts - #41
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What changed
sync_contactswatermark is now advance-only: an incremental response with no changed contacts carrieslastmod=0in its CONTACT_END frame; storing it reset the watermark, so the next dirty sync did a full ~350-contact dump.last_synced_atonly when the radio-sidelastmodactually changed, so full dumps (legit or accidental) can no longer stamp every contact with the same time.tests/test_contact_sync.py(4 tests, incl. a repro of the field log's zero-then-full-dump cycle); suite 110 passing.Why
Field log: sync at 15:07:25 returned 0 contacts (watermark zeroed), sync at 15:09:25 full-dumped 342 contacts — flattening
last_synced_at, the primary staleness signal for radio eviction, the DB contact-cap trim, and the Manage→Contacts 'last synced' column. The cycle repeated every time a no-op sync ran.Breaking changes
None. Existing flattened ages will re-differentiate as contacts genuinely change.
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