feat: add cached referenced_users enrichment for messages and search (Opt-In)#78
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Add a per-workspace user cache with TTL and refresh controls, then wire it into message get/list and search messages/all so outputs include a shared referenced_users map without changing canonical ID fields. Also add --refresh-users flags for message and search commands and update skill/reference docs to document the canonical-ID-plus-reference-map contract.
- Make user resolution opt-in via `--resolve-users` flag - Limit `users.info` concurrency to max 5 calls to prevent HTTP 429s - Keep the code DRY by reusing `toCompactUser` from `users.ts` - Smart cache writes: skip writing "unknown" workspace caches and avoid writing identical cache states - Update docs to reference `--resolve-users`
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This supersedes #72 by implementing the opt-in architecture and concurrency limits requested in the review.