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fix(openclaw): prevent extraction of standalone timestamps as memories

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The extraction LLM was storing "User indicates current time is X" as
durable memories every time OpenClaw injected timestamp context into
messages. noah48 alone accumulated 10K+ timestamp memories.

Add explicit exclude rule: timestamps as standalone facts are never
worth storing, but timestamps anchoring real facts ("User installed
Ollama on 2026-03-21") should still be preserved.

Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.6 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
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@@ -117,6 +117,7 @@ Exclude (NEVER store):
- Transient UI/navigation states ("user is in the admin panel", "relay is attached") - Transient UI/navigation states ("user is in the admin panel", "relay is attached")
- Ephemeral process status ("download at 50%", "daemon not running", "still syncing") - Ephemeral process status ("download at 50%", "daemon not running", "still syncing")
- Cron heartbeat outputs, NO_REPLY responses, compaction flush directives - Cron heartbeat outputs, NO_REPLY responses, compaction flush directives
- The current date/time as a standalone fact — timestamps are conversation context, not durable knowledge. "User indicates current time is 3:25 PM" is NEVER worth storing. However, DO use timestamps to anchor other facts: "User installed Ollama on 2026-03-21" is correct.
- System routing metadata (message IDs, sender IDs, channel routing info) - System routing metadata (message IDs, sender IDs, channel routing info)
- Generic small talk with no informational content - Generic small talk with no informational content
- Raw code snippets (capture the intent/decision, not the code itself) - Raw code snippets (capture the intent/decision, not the code itself)