SDK: add optional memory configuration to session create and resume

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Summary

Adds an optional, typed memory configuration to session creation and resume across the SDK languages (Rust, Go, Node, Python, .NET, and Java).

A new MemoryConfiguration type carries the memory feature's settings, and a memory option is available on the session create and resume configuration in each language.

use github_copilot_sdk::types::MemoryConfiguration;

let config = SessionConfig::default().with_memory(MemoryConfiguration::enabled());
let session = client.create_session(config).await?;

Details

• MemoryConfiguration carries enabled today and is extensible: further tuning knobs can be added as optional fields without a breaking change.
• The option is accepted on both create and resume in every language, following each SDK's existing configuration idiom.
• It serializes as an optional memory object on the session.create / session.resume requests (for example { "memory": { "enabled": true } }), and is omitted from the wire when unset.
• Defaulting follows the client mode: in the default copilot-cli mode the SDK leaves memory unset so the runtime applies its own default, while in empty mode memory defaults to disabled unless the caller supplies a value. A caller-supplied configuration always wins.

Tests

• Per-language unit tests for MemoryConfiguration construction/serialization and for the create/resume wire payload (memory present with enabled, omitted when unset).
• Unit tests for the mode-based default: empty mode defaults memory to disabled, copilot-cli mode leaves it unset, and a caller-supplied value wins in either mode.

Docs

• "Memory" section in each language's README documenting the session configuration and its mode-based defaulting.

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Pull request overview

Note

Copilot was unable to run its full agentic suite in this review.

Adds a per-session “memory” configuration that can be sent over the wire when creating or resuming sessions, plus SDK docs/tests for the new feature.

Changes:

• Introduce MemoryConfiguration and expose it via SessionConfig / ResumeSessionConfig builder APIs.
• Extend wire request structs to serialize an optional memory field.
• Add serialization/unit tests and README documentation for configuring memory.

Show a summary per file

File	Description
rust/src/wire.rs	Adds optional memory field to session create/resume wire payloads.
rust/src/types.rs	Defines MemoryConfiguration, threads it through config structs, and adds tests.
rust/README.md	Documents how to enable/disable memory per session.

Copilot's findings

• Files reviewed: 3/3 changed files
• Comments generated: 2

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Copilot's findings

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python/copilot/session.py:1

• The dict keys emitted by _capabilities_to_dict are snake_case (e.g. max_prompt_tokens, supported_media_types), but the rest of the SDK wire format consistently uses camelCase (and reasoningEffort is already camelCase in this same function). This likely produces a payload shape the runtime won’t recognize for model capability overrides. Convert these keys to the expected wire names (e.g. maxPromptTokens, maxOutputTokens, maxContextWindowTokens, and supportedMediaTypes / maxPromptImages / maxPromptImageSize).
  rust/README.md:1
• This example uses SessionConfig but doesn’t import or qualify it, so it won’t compile as-written even ignoring the ,ignore hint. Consider adding the missing import (e.g. importing SessionConfig alongside MemoryConfiguration) or qualifying SessionConfig to make the snippet copy/pasteable.

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• Comments generated: 1