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feat: collect mail-intake wiki; register wiki kind; refresh lib and mcp artifacts

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Adds the mail-intake wiki to the hub alongside lib and mcp and picks up
the regenerated flat lib reference and standardized MCP modules.
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Vishesh 'ironeagle' Bangotra
2026-09-16 20:02:55 +05:30
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mcp/mail-intake/modules/mail_intake.parsers.subject.json
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"path": "mail_intake.parsers.subject",
"docstring": "# Summary\n\nSubject line normalization utilities for Mail Intake.\n\nThis module provides helper functions for normalizing email subject lines\nto enable reliable thread-level comparison and grouping.\n\nNormalization is intentionally conservative to avoid altering semantic\nmeaning while removing common reply and forward prefixes.",
"objects": {
"re": {
"name": "re",
"kind": "alias",
"path": "mail_intake.parsers.subject.re",
"signature": "<bound method Alias.signature of Alias('re', 're')>",
"docstring": null
},
"normalize_subject": {
"name": "normalize_subject",
"kind": "function",
"path": "mail_intake.parsers.subject.normalize_subject",
"signature": "<bound method Function.signature of Function('normalize_subject', 21, 61)>",
"signature": "normalize_subject(subject: str) -> str",
"docstring": "Normalize an email subject for thread-level comparison.\n\nArgs:\n subject (str):\n Raw subject line from a message header.\n\nReturns:\n str:\n Normalized subject string suitable for thread grouping.\n\nNotes:\n **Responsibilities:**\n\n - Strips common prefixes such as `Re:`, `Fwd:`, and `FW:`.\n - Repeats prefix stripping to handle stacked prefixes.\n - Collapses excessive whitespace.\n - Preserves original casing (no lowercasing).\n\n **Guarantees:**\n\n - This function is intentionally conservative and avoids aggressive\n transformations that could alter the semantic meaning of the subject."
}
}