Generate compiled form of each transaction directly in the beancount processor

- The logic for compiling a beancount entry (for later encoding) now
  completely resides in the org-to-jsonl processor layer

- This allows symmetric search to be generic and not be aware of
  beancount specific properties that were extracted by the
  beancount-to-jsonl processor layer

- Now symmetric search just expects the jsonl to (at least) have the
  'compiled' and 'raw' keys for each entry. What original text the
  entry was compiled from is irrelevant to it. The original text
  could be location, transaction, chat etc, it doesn't have to care

src/processor/ledger/beancount_to_jsonl.py

@@ -132,7 +132,7 @@ def convert_beancount_entries_to_jsonl(entries, verbose=0):
     "Convert each Beancount transaction to JSON and collate as JSONL"
     jsonl = ''
     for entry in entries:
-        entry_dict = {'Title': entry}
+        entry_dict = {'compiled': entry, 'raw': entry}
         # Convert Dictionary to JSON and Append to JSONL string
         jsonl += f'{json.dumps(entry_dict, ensure_ascii=False)}\n'
 

src/search_type/symmetric_ledger.py

@@ -38,7 +38,7 @@ def initialize_model(search_config: SymmetricSearchConfig):
 
 def extract_entries(notesfile, verbose=0):
     "Load entries from compressed jsonl"
-    return [{'raw': f'{entry["Title"]}', 'compiled': f'{entry["Title"]}'}
+    return [{'compiled': f'{entry["compiled"]}', 'raw': f'{entry["raw"]}'}
             for entry
             in load_jsonl(notesfile, verbose=verbose)]