refactor(queue): use nanoid for adaptive task IDs - #5
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Switch task ID generation to a custom lowercase Crockford-style Base32 alphabet via nanoid. Keep assignment logic simple while adapting generated ID length as occupancy reaches the configured threshold and retrying on collisions before persisting new IDs. Agent: pi Co-authored-by: ChatGPT <codex@openai.com>
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Refactor task ID generation to use
nanoidwith a custom lowercase Crockford-style Base32 alphabet. New IDs still start at 3 characters, and the generator increases length by 1 once the current ID space reaches 10% occupancy, while preserving existing IDs and retrying on collisions before assignment.