- Added a `Bio` field to the `Robot` structure, allowing for a description of the robot.
- Updated the `cleanupAPITestRobots` function to delete robots with member IDs starting with both "robot_api_" and "api_robot_".
- Implemented new API functions for creating, updating, and removing robots, ensuring proper validation and cache management.
- Enhanced request and response types in `api/types.go` to include the new `Bio` field.
- Added comprehensive tests for the new CRUD operations in `robot_test.go`, ensuring robust validation and error handling.
- Removed RobotID from ExecutionRecord and DeliveryContext structures, emphasizing the use of MemberID as the globally unique identifier.
- Updated relevant documentation in DESIGN.md, TECHNICAL.md, and TODO.md to reflect these changes, ensuring clarity on the new context handling.
- Revised methods in ExecutionStore and Executor to align with the updated model, enhancing data management and execution tracking.
- Improved test cases to validate the new structure and ensure comprehensive coverage of execution scenarios.
- Updated the ExecutionRecord structure in TECHNICAL.md to include new fields such as ExecutionID and improved status tracking with cancellation support.
- Revised the ExecutionStore implementation in store/execution.go to add methods for updating execution status and current state, as well as deleting records.
- Marked the completion of the execution record model in TODO.md, reflecting the integration of new features and ensuring comprehensive tracking of execution history.
- Updated bindata.go and model.go to include the new execution model, enhancing the overall architecture for better data management.
- Marked Phase 1: Types & Interfaces as complete with 88.4% test coverage and all tests passing.
- Updated Phase 2: Skeleton Implementation status to complete, confirming all packages compile successfully without circular dependencies.
- Checked off all tasks under both phases, indicating full implementation of types, interfaces, and skeleton structures.
