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pulse-triage[bot] 1c8fee0119 fix(alerts): bound alert event log snapshot volume
A permanently-offline derived identity flapped a docker-host alert and wrote 4,748 resolved/refired pairs in three days; each lifecycle event stores a full alert-state snapshot averaging ~170 KB, so events.db reached 1.2 GB and filled the host root filesystem (#2113 downstream evidence). The 90-day age retention is not a volume bound: one alert can still write unbounded payload inside the window.

The hourly prune now also enforces a total stored snapshot-payload cap and removes the oldest events first when it is exceeded, raising the same retention revision age pruning uses so the history projection rebuilds from the remaining log. Normal installs stay far below the cap and are unaffected; the bound only triggers on pathological amplification. Focused proof in eventlog_snapshot_test.go; the alerts subsystem contract records the bound.

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