fix: retry transient IMAP aborts - #24
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Summary
Why
Gmail can transiently close an IMAP connection during
SELECT. The readercurrently exits immediately, delaying notification ingestion until the next
timer run and reporting an avoidable Sentry error.
The retry is bounded to one reconnect. Replaying the pass is safe because
last_uidadvances after each handled message andmessage_idis unique inthe durable queue.
Tests
PYTHONPATH=src /home/openclaw/.pyenv/versions/erp3/bin/pytest -q tests/test_reader.py tests/test_reader_run.py— 9 passedPYTHONPATH=src /home/openclaw/.pyenv/versions/erp3/bin/pytest -q— 160 passedCloses #23
Requested by: automated Sentry alert in #23 (no human requester)