fix: reconstruct compression state after fork and compaction - #589
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When a session is forked or compacted, DCP loses all compression state because the new session has no persisted state file (fork) or state is wiped (compaction). This causes previously compressed messages to leak back into context, blowing up the context window. This fix detects sessions that have compress tool results in their conversation history but no persisted compression state, and reconstructs the compression blocks by replaying the compress tool results in chronological order. Fixes Opencode-DCP#457, Opencode-DCP#521
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When a session is forked or compacted, DCP loses all compression state because the new session has no persisted state file (fork) or state is wiped (compaction). This causes previously compressed messages to leak back into context, blowing up the context window.
This fix detects sessions that have compress tool results in their conversation history but no persisted compression state, and reconstructs the compression blocks by replaying the compress tool results in chronological order.
Fixes #457, #521