- Rename `WATCH_HISTORY_CHUNK` schema to "Watch history monthly payload" in `js/nostrEventSchemas.js`.
- Update `js/nostr/watchHistory.js` to replace `snapshotId` with `recordId` and `monthIdentifier` in logging and error tracking context.
- Ensure `fetch` logic uses `recordId` and `month` in chunk decryption context for clarity.
- Fix indentation for added fields in logging objects.
This change updates `normalizePointersFromPayload` to process both legacy `items` and new `events` arrays from the watch history payload. It also adds logic to merge `watchedAt` timestamps from a map, supporting the new monthly format. Additionally, `mergeWatchHistoryItemsWithFallback` is updated to rely on the unified `items` list and hydrate metadata from fallback items for all entries, ensuring robust handling of sparse event pointers.
* Redefine `parseWatchHistoryPayload` to support `month`, `events` (IDs), and `watchedAt` map.
* Update `mergeWatchHistoryItemsWithFallback` to merge new monthly fields with fallback items.
* Update `buildWatchHistoryPayload` to produce payloads with `events` instead of `items`.
* Update `WatchHistoryManager` to remove legacy chunk index handling.
* Ensure backward compatibility for legacy chunk payloads.
Replaces the legacy chunked storage architecture with a single encrypted event per month.
- Renames `buildWatchHistoryChunkEvent` to `buildWatchHistoryEvent`.
- Updates `WatchHistoryManager` to publish and fetch single events, maintaining read compatibility for legacy chunks.
- Simplifies payload construction and removes chunk indexing logic.
- Updates tests to verify single-event publishing and legacy fallback.
Replaces the chunked watch history implementation with a single monthly payload.
This simplifies the event structure and removes chunking logic while maintaining backward compatibility for reading legacy chunked events.
Updates `parseWatchHistoryPayload`, `buildWatchHistoryPayload`, `publishSnapshot` and `fetch` in `js/nostr/watchHistory.js`.
Updates tests to reflect the new single-event behavior.