fix(skillopt): close the meta-learning loop — write back applied/reverted status after each judgment - #351

- 🔍 **Searches** traces and skills with hybrid lexical + semantic retrieval: a `UNION ALL` of `LIKE`/`ILIKE` substring rows (sentinel score 1.0, capped by `HIVEMIND_HYBRID_LEXICAL_LIMIT`) and cosine-similarity rows (real 0–1 score), ordered by score — so exact keyword matches always lead while semantic hits fill in below. When embeddings are off, falls back to lexical `LIKE`/`ILIKE` only. (BM25 was evaluated but dropped: its unbounded score scale (~1–3) overwhelmed cosine in a shared `ORDER BY`, requiring rank-based fusion (RRF) or score normalisation to use safely.)

  if (opts.alreadyProposed?.(parts.name, parts.author, p.edits)) {
    // Dedup blocked — the prior edit was already tried and is still failing.
    try { opts.resolveEdit?.(parts.name, parts.author, "reverted"); } catch { /* meta is best-effort */ }
    return { judged: true, failed: true, improved: false, reason: "edit already proposed (dedup)" };

  if (verdict.success !== 0) {
    // Task passed — the skill (at its current published version) worked. Mark the
    // most recently proposed edit for this skill as applied. Best-effort.
    try { opts.resolveEdit?.(parts.name, parts.author, "applied"); } catch { /* meta is best-effort */ }
    return { judged: true, failed: false, improved: false, reason: verdict.reason };

        const fp = latestUnresolvedFingerprint(metaCache, n, a);

    const patch2 = { ...e2, ops: [], status: "applied" as const, resolvedAt: "t3" };
    // e2 is resolved, e1 is still proposed
    expect(latestUnresolvedFingerprint([e1, e2, patch2], "sk", "au")).toBe(e1.fingerprint);

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Inline comments:
In `@README.md`:
- Line 45: Update the README search description to clarify that
HIVEMIND_HYBRID_LEXICAL_LIMIT applies separately to each lexical source/table,
since memLexQuery and sessLexQuery each apply the limit before the combined
query’s outer limit.

In `@src/skillify/skillopt-improve.ts`:
- Line 140: In the failed-judgment handling around verdict.success and the
replacement proposal flow, call resolveEdit for the prior edit with status
"reverted" before publishing a new proposal. Remove the duplicate resolveEdit
calls from the terminal failure branches, while preserving their existing
terminal failure behavior.

In `@src/skillify/skillopt-worker.ts`:
- Line 107: Update the invocation metadata and the flow around
latestUnresolvedFingerprint so each judged invocation stores its published
version or fingerprint, then resolve the matching edit by that stable identity
rather than log recency. Ensure delayed judgments for version N cannot mark a
later version’s edit.

In `@tests/shared/skillopt-meta.test.ts`:
- Line 47: Update the summary assertions in the proposed, reverted, applied, and
patchMeta tests to compare each complete expected summary array exactly,
including status prefix, operation text, and element count, rather than using
prefix checks or only asserting length. Use the corresponding status and
expected operation summaries for each test case.

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