test(persistence): remove stale @tdd_issue tags from EntityStore persistence tests
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The _load_from_persistence() and _persist_if_needed() stubs have been
replaced with real SQLite persistence implementations, fixing bug #10455.
All five scenarios now pass as regular regression tests.

Refs: #10455
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# TDD issue-capture test for bug #10455 — EntityStore persistence stubs.
# Regression tests for EntityStore and MemoryService SQL persistence.
#
# EntityStore in MemoryService exposes a connection_string parameter that
# implies SQL-backed entity persistence. However, both persistence methods
# are unimplemented stubs:
#
# _load_from_persistence() — contains only `pass`, entities never loaded.
# _persist_if_needed() — marks dirty=False without writing any data.
#
# This creates a silent data-loss bug: callers that supply a connection_string
# expect entities to survive process restarts, but they do not.
#
# These scenarios prove the bug exists by simulating separate process
# invocations (fresh EntityStore / MemoryService instances backed by the
# same SQLite database) and asserting that entities added in one invocation
# are visible in the next. They FAIL until the bug is fixed.
# The @tdd_expected_fail tag inverts the result so CI passes.
# EntityStore in MemoryService now implements real SQL-backed entity
# persistence via _load_from_persistence() and _persist_if_needed().
# These scenarios verify that entities tracked in one instance survive
# in a fresh instance backed by the same SQLite database.
#
# Originally TDD issue-capture tests for bug #10455 (EntityStore stubs).
# See: https://git.cleverthis.com/cleveragents/cleveragents-core/issues/10455
@tdd_issue @tdd_issue_10455 @mock_only
Feature: TDD Issue #10455 — EntityStore entity data lost across process restarts
@mock_only
Feature: EntityStore and MemoryService SQL persistence
As a developer using MemoryService with a connection_string
I want entities tracked via track_entity() to survive process restarts
So that cross-session entity recall works as documented
EntityStore._load_from_persistence() is a stub (pass) and
_persist_if_needed() marks dirty=False without writing data.
A fresh EntityStore instance backed by the same database should
contain entities added by a previous instance.
@tdd_issue @tdd_issue_10455
Scenario: Entity tracked in one EntityStore instance is visible in a fresh instance
Given I create an EntityStore with a SQLite connection string and session "entity-persist-test"
When I track a project entity "my-project" in the first EntityStore instance
And I create a fresh EntityStore instance with the same connection string and session
Then the fresh EntityStore instance should contain the entity "my-project"
@tdd_issue @tdd_issue_10455
Scenario: Entity tracked via MemoryService survives simulated process restart
Given I create a MemoryService with a SQLite connection string and session "memory-persist-test"
When I track a plan entity "my-plan" via the MemoryService
And I create a fresh MemoryService with the same connection string and session
Then the fresh MemoryService should return the entity "my-plan" when queried
@tdd_issue @tdd_issue_10455
Scenario: Persistence failure raises an exception rather than silently succeeding
Given I create an EntityStore with an invalid connection string
When I attempt to track an entity in the EntityStore with invalid connection
Then an exception should be raised rather than silently failing
@tdd_issue @tdd_issue_10455
Scenario: Multiple entities survive a simulated process restart
Given I create an EntityStore with a SQLite connection string and session "multi-entity-persist"
When I track multiple entities in the first EntityStore instance
And I create a fresh EntityStore instance with the same connection string and session
Then all tracked entities should be present in the fresh EntityStore instance
@tdd_issue @tdd_issue_10455
Scenario: Entity metadata and mention count survive a simulated process restart
Given I create an EntityStore with a SQLite connection string and session "entity-metadata-persist"
When I track a project entity "project-delta" with metadata
@@ -70,4 +50,4 @@ Feature: TDD Issue #10455 — EntityStore entity data lost across process restar
| key | value |
| owner | alice |
| status | active |
And the fresh EntityStore entity "project-delta" should have mention count 2
And the fresh EntityStore entity "project-delta" should have mention count 2