whylisted

The user wants the provenance of a memory — call `memory_why` with the memory's id, title, or path (the argument the user gave). Then summarize plainly: - **What it is**: title, type, horizon, scope/repo, the role that captured it. - **Where it came from**: the `created` date and `source_session` (its origin). - **Is it still current?** If `retired` is true, say it was **superseded on `superseded_on` by `superseded_by`** — so it's history, not the live fact, and point the user at the superseding memory. If it `supersedes` other titles, note that it replaced them. - **Graph context**: its `links` and `backlinks` (what it connects to / what references it). Keep it short and trustworthy — the point is to help the user decide whether to rely on the fact. If the identifier doesn't resolve, say so and suggest `memory_recall` to find the right title first.