feat(config): add configurable compaction threshold #18
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Add compactionThreshold config option (default 0.80) to control when context compaction triggers. Previously hardcoded at 80%, now users can adjust via supermemory.jsonc. - Add compactionThreshold to SupermemoryConfig interface - Add default value 0.80 in DEFAULTS - Export compactionThreshold in CONFIG - Pass threshold to createCompactionHook - Update README with config documentation
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Prevents silent failures when users enter invalid values like 80 instead of 0.80, which would disable compaction and risk context overflow.
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Add compactionThreshold config option (default 0.80) to control when context compaction triggers. Previously hardcoded at 80%, now users can adjust via supermemory.jsonc.