Include user-scope shards in all-projects tool queries - #266
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Tool search/list resolved "all-projects" to project shards only, so user-scope memories were invisible to the memory tool. The API listing endpoint got the same fix earlier but the client path was missed.
resolveMemoryScopenow returns both scopes and the client walks all of them.