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feat(cli, storage, workspace): Add conversation archiving (#576)

Introduces `jp conversation archive` and `jp conversation unarchive`
subcommands, giving users a way to hide conversations from their working
set without deleting them permanently.

Archived conversations are physically moved into a `.archive/`
subdirectory inside `conversations/`. This means the active index never
sees them — no per-entry filtering, no memory overhead. The dot-prefix
convention is already used by `.trash/` and other transient state
directories, so the storage layer skips it automatically during index
scans.

The archive subcommand accepts explicit IDs, multi-target keywords
(`+pinned`, `+session`, …), or falls back to an interactive picker. When
the target is a pinned or currently active conversation, the user is
prompted to confirm before proceeding. A new `--inactive-since` flag
accepts a relative duration or absolute date (`3w`, `2026-01-01`) and
archives every conversation whose last activity predates the threshold —
useful for bulk cleanup of stale workspaces.

Unarchive mirrors the same resolution: picker when no IDs are given,
explicit IDs otherwise. Non-archived IDs are skipped with a warning.

`jp c ls` gains an `--archived` flag that switches the listing to scan
the archive partition. Default sort for archived listings is by
`archived_at` descending so the most recently archived conversation
appears first.

Three new conversation target keywords are added:

- `archived` / `a` — most recently archived conversation
- `+archived` / `+a` — all archived conversations
- `?archived` / `?a` — interactive picker over the archive partition

The `archived` and `?archived` keywords work with `jp c use` to
unarchive and activate in a single step:

```
jp c use archived      # unarchive the most recently archived, activate
jp c use ?archived     # pick from archive, unarchive, and activate
```

On the storage side, `PersistBackend` gains `archive` and `unarchive`
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