chore(sync): bump mem0 to v2.0.17 - #114

Investigator 1/3: aio-fleetbot[bot] is an organization-internal automation bot operating exclusively within JSONbored/* repositories. All 5 fully-hydrated PRs in this shard show purely mechanical upstream version bumps (Dockerfile ARG UPSTREAM_VERSION changes, git submodule commit updates, CHANGELOG additions, and Unraid XML template <Changes> syncs) with zero introduced execution paths, network calls, dependency modifications, or obfuscated code. However, this shard alone cannot support a confident verdict: 24 of 34 assigned PRs are metadata-only with no patch content, 5 additional PRs have truncated preview patches, and the highest-risk repositories in the portfolio—simplelogin-aio (identity/email) and infisical-aio (secrets management)—are represented only by metadata or truncated previews in this shard. With 70 of 100 total candidate PRs omitted globally, the contributor exhibits broad cross-repository activity that is not adequately covered by patch-level evidence in this shard. Investigator 2/3: Contributor aio-fleetbot[bot] is an automated bot performing upstream version synchronization across JSONbored AIO wrapper repositories. Of the 33 assigned PRs, 5 had full patches showing only benign Dockerfile version bumps, image digest refreshes, submodule updates, and changelog additions with no malicious code, hidden network calls, or permission changes. 5 PRs were in preview mode with truncated patches, and 23 were metadata-only. The bot operates across 9 repositories in a narrow 7-day window, all within the same organization. No concrete malicious patch evidence was found in reviewed files. However, the high proportion of unreviewed PRs and the bot's supply-chain role (modifying upstream image references and digests) precludes a high-confidence safe verdict. Investigator 3/3: The contributor aio-fleetbot[bot] is an automated upstream-synchronization bot for the JSONbored AIO wrapper fleet. All 6 fully-hydrated PRs in this shard show benign, mechanical version-bump and release-maintenance patches: (1) Dockerfile ARG updates pinning new upstream versions and SHA digests; (2) CHANGELOG.md / XML template syncs documenting those bumps; (3) git-submodule pointer updates. No execution paths, network paths, dependencies, lifecycle hooks, CI scripts, package scripts, permissions, secret accesses, or parser behaviors were added or modified. The 4 preview-hydrated PRs follow the identical mechanical pattern (Dockerfile + template changes). The 23 metadata-only PRs are all titled chore(sync) or chore(release) and match the same bot-generated template language, but without patches they cannot be positively confirmed. Broad cross-repo automation and 70% global omission of candidate PRs prevent a high-confidence safe verdict, but the concrete patch-level evidence that is available is uniformly benign and shows no credible malicious or backdoor behavior.