fix: preserve newest fusion context under byte budget#3
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Problem
collectRecentConversationwalks entries from newest to oldest, but it used to join the accumulated context and then truncate from the start when the byte budget was exceeded. If an older message pushed the joined string over budget, the truncation could remove the newest user/assistant exchange before the worker prompts were built.That is backwards for fusion planning: workers need the latest turn more than stale context.
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pnpm test -- tests/fusion.test.tspnpm run typecheckpnpm run format:checkgit diff --check