feat(storage): scan OpenCode sessions in foreign-session store - #5055
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List and digest OpenCode sessions from ~/.local/share/opencode/opencode.db in the foreign-session store, with the same enable-flag, sanitize, and read-only digest contract as Claude Code and Codex. Generated-by: pi
Iterate OpenCode message/part rows newest-first and stop at the digest byte cap instead of loading the whole session. Filter, order, and LIMIT session listing in SQL the same way Codex does. Generated-by: pi
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Fixes #5053.
Add OpenCode to the foreign-session scanner (list + digest), not the full import path. Reads stay bounded and read-only; child sessions and tool output are excluded.