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jp 21dc883e99 Fix contacts matcher: full-number (15-digit) matching, junk-name guard

- Index by full E.164 digits instead of last-9 only; previously different
  people sharing a 9-digit suffix collided and lookups returned the wrong
  name. Resolve now tries longest match first.
- match_digits default 9 -> 15 in code and example config.
- Skip emoji/punctuation-only contact names so a junk card can't shadow a
  real one when a number is duplicated in the export.
- Verified: 513 contacts self-consistent; 6 remaining collisions are genuine
  duplicate entries in the source VCF (two cards, same number), not a matcher
  error.

Also: placed /home/jp/contacts.vcf at /var/lib/vm-transcribe/contacts.vcf
(640 asterisk:asterisk), set backends=file, cleared stale cache, restarted
vm-portal.

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contacts.conf.example

Fix contacts matcher: full-number (15-digit) matching, junk-name guard

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README.md

Initial build: Asterisk voicemail transcription + portal

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telegram.conf.example

Initial build: Asterisk voicemail transcription + portal

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README.md

Examples

These files are templates. Copy to a live path and fill in secrets — the live files are git-ignored so credentials never get committed.

config/telegram.conf.example → /opt/vm-transcribe/telegram.conf
config/contacts.conf.example → /opt/vm-transcribe/contacts.conf

sudo install -o root -g asterisk -m 640 config/telegram.conf.example /opt/vm-transcribe/telegram.conf
sudo install -o root -g asterisk -m 640 config/contacts.conf.example /opt/vm-transcribe/contacts.conf

Then edit the real files with sudo and add your bot token / contacts source.