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feat(persist): add snapshot-based persistence layer with periodic flu… - #31
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…shing - Add persist package with Manager for periodic snapshot flushing and startup load - Implement Snapshotter interface in memory storage with Snapshot() and Restore() methods - Add initPersist() function to initialize persistence on startup with configurable directory and interval - Support PERSIST_DIR and PERSIST_INTERVAL environment variables for persistence configuration - Add compile-time check to ensure memory storage implements Snapshotter interface - Expose underlying storage backend via Store() method for interface assertions - Snapshot captures all non-expired items; Restore skips already-expired entries on load - Enables data durability across restarts with JSON-based snapshot serialization
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