#17 test(core): add tests for Memory.accept_proposal workflow

[Anonymous]

Originally created by: sl4m3

Added robust tests for Memory.accept_proposal to ensure correct state transitions, file updates, and error handling. The tests verify both standard acceptance and complex superseding scenarios, providing a safety net for future refactoring.
Coverage:

• test_accept_proposal_success: Verifies basic proposal conversion.
• test_accept_proposal_supersede: Verifies proposal acceptance that supersedes an existing decision.
• test_accept_proposal_not_found: Verifies FileNotFoundError handling.
• test_accept_proposal_invalid_kind: Verifies ValueError for non-proposal files.
• test_accept_proposal_invalid_status: Verifies ValueError for non-draft proposals.
  Result: Increased test coverage for core memory operations.

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