[WIP] Update subagent restrictions based on PR feedback#106
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* revert: remove PR anomalyco#4773 subagent restrictions feature This feature is not going to be merged upstream in its current form. Removes: - subagents field from Agent schema and built-in agents - subagents config option - filterSubagents function and runtime validation - Subagent filtering from prompt tool resolution - Subagent filtering from TUI autocomplete - subagents-filter.test.ts test file - Subagents documentation section from agents.mdx The SDK types will be regenerated automatically on the next build. * chore: format code * docs: update fork README to remove PR anomalyco#4773 and refresh date * feat: add ghostty-opentui dependency for terminal ANSI rendering * feat: force color output in bash tool for ANSI rendering * feat: add live token tracking during streaming responses * fix: use correct subagent session ID for click navigation * feat: add search, token display, and bash ANSI viewer to TUI - Add Ctrl+F search with match highlighting and navigation - Add toggle tokens command with IN/OUT display - Add full-screen bash output viewer with ANSI color support - Integrate ghostty-terminal component for terminal rendering * docs: add implementation plans for restored PR features * ci: retry tests * [WIP] Update subagent restrictions based on PR feedback (#106) * Initial plan * fix: replace strikethrough with ANSI highlighting for search results
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Fixed the incorrect use of strikethrough syntax for search result highlighting.
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~~text~~) with ANSI escape codesTechnical Details:
The previous implementation incorrectly used
~~$1~~which rendered as strikethrough text. The new implementation uses ANSI escape codes\x1b[43m\x1b[30m$1\x1b[0mwhich provides proper visual highlighting compatible with the existing terminal rendering infrastructure (ghostty-terminal component).Security Summary:
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