feat: add weekly per-source item-retention prune cron#10
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Adds a second Cron Trigger (Sunday 23:00 ICT) that deletes all but the most recent FEEDREADER_MAX_ITEMS_PER_SOURCE (default 1000) items per source, keeping the items table and every full-table-scan query against it bounded as more sources get added. 1000/source was sized against D1's rows-read quota, not disk: live prod data showed ~700-750 bytes/row and per-source velocity slow enough that even 4 sources at the cap stay well under D1 Free's 500MB limit, but listFeedItems reads sources*cap rows per unfiltered request with no SQL LIMIT, which is the actual scaling risk against the 5M-rows/day free budget. Co-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 4.6 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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Adds a second Cron Trigger (Sunday 23:00 ICT) that deletes all but the most recent FEEDREADER_MAX_ITEMS_PER_SOURCE (default 1000) items per source, keeping the items table and every full-table-scan query against it bounded as more sources get added.
1000/source was sized against D1's rows-read quota, not disk: live prod data showed ~700-750 bytes/row and per-source velocity slow enough that even 4 sources at the cap stay well under D1 Free's 500MB limit, but listFeedItems reads sources*cap rows per unfiltered request with no SQL LIMIT, which is the actual scaling risk against the 5M-rows/day free budget.