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Preserve UI history after Sonarr and Radarr cleanup - #30
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Sonarr and Radarr cleanup currently removes completed and failed jobs from magnetowid’s UI history. Archive those records in the existing database so they remain visible for 90 days from completion and survive restarts.
Archived records stay out of the SABnzbd API history. The UI retains their original result, marks them Archived, and only offers record removal. Removing an archive cannot delete files, including when a newer download has reused the old folder. Existing records already deleted are not restored.
Validation:
make test: formatting, vet, and race tests passed, including persistence, retention, API filtering, and file safety.make integration: Sonarr and Radarr passed import, cleanup, and archive persistence checks across restarts. The synthetic-media fixtures skip free-space checks because their advertised sizes exceed the tiny files they download.