feat(knowledge): retain completed write history - #200
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Knowledge writes currently delete before/after snapshots when a transaction finishes. This loses the evidence needed to recover consolidated pages. This opt-in API preserves terminal transaction manifests and existing snapshots under a symlink-safe .agent-knowledge/history/ path and makes a lost finish acknowledgement idempotent. Default callers retain existing cleanup behavior. The Lab can opt in for its persistent research namespace without imposing a curator, merge policy, or per-note optimizer workflow.
Verification: focused file-transaction suite 25 passed / 2 skipped; typecheck src and contracts passed; lint passed; check-version-bump passed with major 16.0.0; API surface regenerated and current. No research data or credentials changed.