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refactor(session-query): split model-facing tool modules

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Hypatia May
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@@ -12,6 +12,8 @@ The unified `ctx.sessionQuery` service exposes exact reads, filters, relationshi
`@deepseek-ai/dsh-tool-session-query` is the model-facing consumer of `ctx.sessionQuery`. It registers five narrow read-only tools: `session_search`, `session_event_search`, `session_trace`, `session_event_trace`, and `session_event_read`. The package imports the interface rather than the SQLite implementation, owns model argument validation and readable text rendering, and contributes one concise prompt section that teaches the prior-history search and search-to-trace/read workflow.
The package entrypoint is only the public composition root for configuration, prompt registration, and tool registration. Its internal modules follow the execution boundary: `input.ts` owns model schemas, normalization, and filter construction; `service-boundary.ts` contains provider calls and model-safe error translation; `workspace-access.ts` owns caller identity, workspace authorization, title access, and lineage projection; `operations.ts` orchestrates the five service workflows; and `presentation.ts` renders tool results and call cards. This keeps policy in its owning layer without changing the package contract.
`session_search` groups full-text matches by session and exposes typed session and event metadata filters. `session_event_search` searches one session, defaulting to the caller's current session. `session_trace` returns the complete authorized ancestor chain and recursive descendant trees. `session_event_trace` returns every known positional replacement and direct provenance relationship for one event. `session_event_read` returns the exact target event as unabridged JSON and optionally summarizes a bounded raw-event window; omitted `before` and `after` values mean target-only.
Model-facing filters use flat snake-case fields. Timestamps are timezone-qualified ISO 8601 strings at the tool boundary, convert to inclusive epoch-millisecond ranges for the service, and render as UTC ISO 8601. List values are ORed inside one filter while separate filters are ANDed. Requested parent ids are deduplicated and authority-filtered before FTS, so only parents in the caller workspace enter the provider clause; missing and cross-workspace guesses behave identically, while the root-session marker remains independently ORed into that clause. Event type strings remain open because `SessionEventMap` is merge-extensible; availability and event surface use closed values.