Feature: Tool to review and extract assistant logs

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Summary:
Add a developer tool to the repository that allows the assistant (and developers) to review, export, and extract runtime/log data produced during Copilot/assistant sessions. This will help with debugging, auditability, and building summarized reports from background tasks.

Requirements:

• Implement a lightweight CLI tool (Node.js script or Python) under tools/log-reviewer/ that can:
  • Locate session folders (sessions/*) and list available sessions with metadata (timestamp, task name, agent id).
  • Extract key files: report.md, screenshots, and any stdout/stderr logs into a single ZIP for download.
  • Produce a short JSON summary for each session (products found, links, gitSync status if present).
  • Optionally filter sessions by date range or keyword.
• Include unit tests for core parsing functions.
• Add README with usage examples and how to run locally (npm install / python -m venv instructions).
• Ensure tool writes outputs to ./exports/ and does not modify original session files.

Acceptance criteria:

1. CLI can list sessions and export a selected session into a ZIP containing report.md, screenshots, and a metadata.json.
2. README documents usage and example commands.
3. Tests cover parsing of report.md metadata and ZIP creation.
4. Include a sample export generated from an existing session in sessions/ (if present) saved to sessions/sample-exports/.

Workflow requested for Copilot agent:

1. Create a branch feat/log-reviewer.
2. Implement the tool under tools/log-reviewer/ (Node.js or Python).
3. Run tests and generate a sample export from the latest session.
4. Commit and push the branch and open a PR linking to this issue. If push fails, attach the created files to the issue and note the push failure.

Priority: Medium
Labels: enhancement, tooling, developer-experience

Notes for implementer:

• Security: do not commit any secrets. The tool should handle file paths safely.
• The Master (user) expects this tool to enable the assistant to locate and extract session logs autonomously in future tasks.