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✨ feat(user-memory): synthesise a holistic Profile.summary instead of copying the first fact #1

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## [Unreleased]

### Changed

- `ProfileExtractor` now produces a holistic `Profile.summary`. The initial-extraction, update, and compact prompts (en + zh) each request a one-to-two sentence holistic summary, and the extractor uses it when the model returns one. When the model omits it — or a custom `prompt=` override predates the field, or the value is blank / non-string — the summary falls back to an empty string instead of copying the first available description. Downstream synthesis layers are responsible for producing a true holistic portrait. Previously `summary` was always a verbatim copy of the first `explicit_info` description.

## [0.3.1] - 2026-06-24

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