fix: namespace-import js-yaml for ESM runtime compatibility - #30
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Problem: OpenCode loads plugin source in an ESM context where js-yaml’s CJS default export is not synthesized, so the default import breaks at runtime in OpenCode’s bundled runtime.
Fix: use a namespace import, which works under both interop modes.
Scope: three source files (frontmatter.ts, journal.ts, memory.ts), with zero behavior change.
Verification: bun test and bun run typecheck pass.
This fix ships in the maintained fork @ghilteras/opencode-agent-memory since v0.4.1.