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feat(config): Phase 2 Configurable Output — vestige.toml + output profiles (v2.1.24)
Add an optional, local-first `vestige.toml` config file (loaded from the active data directory alongside vestige.db) that lets users control the default shape and size of high-traffic MCP responses without recompiling and without a cloud service. - New `vestige-core::config` module: `VestigeConfig` / `OutputConfig` / `OutputProfile` with a dependency-free, lenient minimal-TOML parser for the `[defaults]` table (detail_level, limit, profile). - Output profiles: lean | default | audit | research. `default` reproduces pre-2.1.24 behavior byte-for-byte so existing users see no change. - Precedence (per call): explicit MCP param > config file > built-in default. - Wired into search, memory_timeline, codebase (get_context), session_context. Each echoes the active `profile`; `lean` masks scores/timestamps via a shared `apply_output_masks` helper. - McpServer loads config once at construction from storage.data_dir(). - Tests: config precedence/profile unit tests in core (10) + per-tool precedence and lean-masking tests. Full workspace suite green, clippy -D warnings clean, dashboard check + build green. - Docs: new "Output Configuration (vestige.toml)" section in docs/CONFIGURATION.md and CHANGELOG 2.1.24 entry. Version bumped 2.1.23 -> 2.1.24. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.8 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
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