docs: define memory benchmark scenarios - #19
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benchmarks/graphkeeper-memory-bench-v0.1.mdwith the first four scenarios for evaluating durable project memory in coding agents. The change is limited to scenario definitions; scoring, datasets, automation, implementation, tests, thresholds, and additional scenarios remain out of scope.Evidence
git diff --cached --checkpassed before commit.Checklist
npm run buildpasses. (Not run: documentation-only change.)npm run typecheckpasses. (Not run: documentation-only change.)npm testpasses with no hidden skips. (Not run: documentation-only change.)npm run package:smokepasses and the tarball contains intended assets only. (Not run: documentation-only change.)sh -n scripts/validate.shandsh -n templates/pre-commitpass when shell files change. (Not applicable: no shell files changed.)Compatibility and recovery
No runtime platforms, public commands, schemas, diagnostics, or dependencies change. Rollback is a straightforward revert of the documentation commit; no manual recovery is required.