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MAESTRO: Close PR #660 - Network mode bundles documentation deletions and unrelated features

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Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.6 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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## Architectural Changes
- [ ] Evaluate PR #660 (`feat: add network mode for multi-agent deployments` by @nycterent, 42 files). Major feature adding network mode. Decision: Is multi-agent support on the roadmap? 42 files is significant. If not on roadmap: `gh pr close 660 --comment "This is an interesting concept but not on the current roadmap. We're focused on single-agent stability. We'll revisit multi-agent support in a future major version. Thank you for the contribution!"`
- [x] Evaluate PR #660 (`feat: add network mode for multi-agent deployments` by @nycterent, 42 files). **CLOSED.** Three issues: (1) Deletes ~1,100 lines of CLAUDE.md documentation across 19 files, replacing content with `*No recent activity*` — same destructive pattern as PR #680. (2) Bundles 4+ distinct features: network mode, OpenCode integration (already closed in PR #746), Basic Memory import script, remote MCP wrapper. (3) The actual network mode feature (WORKER_BIND/WORKER_HOST separation) is only ~50 lines and is a solid concept. Invited contributor to re-submit a focused network-mode-only PR without documentation deletions or bundled features.
- [ ] Evaluate PR #968 (`Migrate from SQLite to memU hierarchical memory backend` by @minhlucvan, 55 files). Complete database migration. Decision: Almost certainly close — this replaces the core database with an external dependency. Run: `gh pr close 968 --comment "Thank you for the contribution! SQLite is a core architectural choice for claude-mem (zero-dependency, portable, proven). Migrating to a different backend would be a fundamental architecture change we're not planning. If you've built memU as an alternative memory system, that's great as a separate project!"`