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Claude e063d90c97 Add per-category "No AI" toggle to skip clustering/synthesis
Category priority admin pane gains a "No AI" checkbox alongside
Private/More. When set, items whose source falls under that category
skip embedding, clustering, and LLM synthesis entirely — each
publishes on its own, verbatim from its source (title + body/summary),
the same direct-publish path YouTube/Nitter/Telegram items always use.

Backend: new categories.disable_ai column (default off, migrated in
for existing installs), threaded through categories.ts CRUD and the
POST /api/admin/categories + PATCH /api/admin/settings routes.
priorityQueue.ts's runSynthesisCycle now partitions items three ways
before clustering: source-type direct (youtube/nitter/telegram),
category-disabled direct (new), then whatever's left goes through the
normal embed/cluster/synthesize pipeline.

Tracked-event recaps are a separate, already-existing per-event
toggle (TrackedEvent.recapIntervalHours) since events aren't tied to
a single category — unaffected by this change.
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