Add an installed qualification command for temporal memory - #1784
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Third of three deliveries for #1717.
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python -m kai.workshop.memory_qualification --db <DATA_DIR>/kai.db --snapshot <file>qualifies temporal memory on an installed Kai. It opens the database read-only and never the vector store, so it runs while the service is up. It passes when:active(current truth, reconciliation, episode history, extraction receipts), which means their integrity, replay, projection, and drift gaps are all zero;Output is one PASS or FAIL line per check, with no memory content. Exit status is 0 on pass and 1 otherwise.
The stored vector audit time is now recorded at full precision, so an audit taken in the same second as a projection is not mistaken for an older one.
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