Make Obsidian ingestion completion-aware and observation-ready - #2
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Why
The existing client discards the async
operation_idand updates the local sync index immediately after queue acceptance. A later extraction failure is therefore shown as synced and can be skipped by hash/mtime gating. Default observation scoping also combines all varying note tags, preventing useful consolidation across notes.Validation
npm test(49 tests)npm run lintnpm run buildThe added tests cover terminal completion, async failure, observation scope payloads, full-frontmatter retention, and persisted operation state.