feat(opencode): stitch child sessions into root uploads#135
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Collapse explicit OpenCode child sessions into their parent upload so Cadence tracks one logical root session instead of separate top-level uploads. Preserve child lineage and merged recency metadata in the synthetic JSONL so backend analysis can still recover nested activity later.
Refactor the OpenCode session stitching helpers to satisfy clippy without changing behavior. Replace the manual cluster sort closure and bundle DB session row fields into a struct so the CI check passes across platforms.
Preserve root-based OpenCode upload identity when a recent file-backed child references an older parent session JSON. Hydrate missing parent session records from disk before clustering and cover the cutoff regression with a dedicated test.
daveslutzkin
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Apr 9, 2026
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