refactor(pi): generate modular session instructions (#25)

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## Phase 2 — Memories
Prerequisite: Phase 1 closed.
1. Search reusable memories: `tht memory search "<question>" --session <id> --json`.
**ALWAYS pass `--session <id>`**: the CLI excludes memories already decided in
this session (so you don't re-propose what the reviewer already rejected — even
after a Phase 2 reopen).
2. The hit comes with full metadata (subject/detail/rationale): read what it says,
where it comes from, why it might apply here, the out-of-context risk.
3. Present candidates in **a single** `reviewer_decide(multi:true, advance:true,
allow_empty:true)`. Rules: at most **5** candidates; ONLY
`concept_clarified`. Table choices (`table_promoted`, `table_excluded`) and all
other query-specific decisions (`question_rewritten`, `sql_approved`, …) are NOT
transferable and must never be stored, retrieved, or proposed as memories. Each
option carries `type`/`subject`/`rationale`; cite the source
memory id (`mem-<id>`) in its rationale when applying it. Copy the hit's full
`content` verbatim into the option `description`: the reviewer must see the exact
memory text before deciding. Deduplicate hits by memory id before calling the gate.
Every option describes a
candidate memory; never create an opposite "do not use" option. Only
`recommended:true` options start checked. A
deselected candidate is **not applied now**, not rejected, and may be considered
again if Phase 2 is reopened. With `allow_empty:true` an empty selection is accepted
(no memory applied) and the phase advances — no separate gate.
When the memory search returned **zero** candidates, still issue the single
`reviewer_decide(multi:true, advance:true, allow_empty:true)` with an empty merito list: the gate
detects the empty+advance case, shows the reviewer an info notice ("Nessuna memory
riutilizzabile … passo alla fase successiva") and auto-advances F2 — it does NOT present
an empty checklist, and you do NOT add a separate `reviewer_confirm kind:"phase"`.
4. Closing: if one or more memories were applied (substantive decisions), `advance:true`
no-ops — close with `reviewer_confirm kind:"phase"`. If none is applied, F2
auto-advances via `advance:true`.
5. Memories are promoted at the END of the workflow (Phase 8, the
`reviewer_memory_promote` gate) — never promote from here, never run
`tht memory promote`/`save-one` yourself (the gate blocks them).
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3. **Memory promotion closes the session.** Call `reviewer_memory_promote` with ONLY
the session id: the gate computes the candidates itself (`tht memory promote
--preview` — the 3 reusable types, already excluding promoted/declined ones) and
shows the reviewer a pre-selected checklist. Selected → saved to the vectordb +
`memory_promoted`; deselected → `memory_promotion_declined` (never re-proposed).
After recording the promotion (even with zero candidates) the gate advances F8 and
finalizes the session itself — do NOT present a `reviewer_confirm kind:"phase"`
afterwards: there is nothing left to approve. When the gate answers "sessione
finalizzata", give the reviewer the final summary and end the turn.
4. If the gate reports an error instead (e.g. the datamart decision is missing),
fix the prerequisite and call `reviewer_memory_promote` again. Only if the gate
says the session is still open, close with `reviewer_confirm kind:"phase"` as a
fallback — it auto-finalizes after advancing the last phase too.
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Finalize also indexes the question→SQL pair in the vectordb (kind `solved_question`,
best-effort — on failure recover with `tht memory solved-index <id>`). The persisted
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Also run `tht memory solved-search "<question>" --json`: similar already-solved
questions show which tables comparable questions used. Cite relevant precedents
(session id + tables) to the reviewer as CONTEXT — they are reference material,
NOT decisions to apply; their filters/periods may not transfer.
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`tht memory solved-search "<question>" --json` shows how similar solved questions
were structured — use as reference only.
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`tht memory solved-search "<question>" --json` gives the final SQL of similar
solved questions: reference exemplars — never copy filters, periods or
populations without checking them against the current rewritten question.