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fix(core): preserve shell output tail - #36554

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Summary

  • add keep: "head" | "tail" to shell output pagination, defaulting to head
  • have ShellTool keep the final capture window without reaching into Shell backing storage
  • add a regression test proving the tail marker remains, the head marker is omitted, and the saved-output notice remains
  • regenerate current client surfaces for the query option

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  • bun test test/tool-shell.test.ts
  • bun typecheck (core, schema, server, client)

Shell truncation read from cursor zero, so large command output kept the head instead of the useful tail. Read the final capture window and cover the direction with head/tail markers.
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