[Improve] Include Linear issue metadata in Memory - #1865
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What changed
## Metadatasection on Memory pages.Why this change was made
Linear issues expose useful planning and dependency context that the collector did not retain. Memory pages now preserve that context while staying concise and deterministic.
Impact
Agents recalling Linear issues can see cycle, estimation, hierarchy, start timing, and dependency relationships without opening Linear. The collector version bump replays existing history so pages receive the enrichment without waiting for later issue edits; pages with none of those fields remain unchanged apart from deterministic label ordering, and their existing frontmatter metadata stays intact.