fix(memory): parse update facts JSON with raw_decode#646
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Trailing prose with braces made the greedy rfind slice invalid, so _parse_facts silently dropped valid facts. Decode the first object.
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_parse_facts is a tolerant LLM JSON parser, but _extract_json_object used a greedy rfind("}") slice. Trailing prose that itself contains braces made the slice invalid, so valid facts were silently dropped. Decode the first JSON object with raw_decode (same approach as line-edit parsing).
Repro:
{"facts":[...]} trailing {note}previously returned [].