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Issue for this PR
Closes #34318
Type of change
What does this PR do?
In local mode the --file flag hardcodes mime to text/plain for all non-directory files. FSUtil.mimeType is already called on the line above but the result is never used. This means PNGs and JPEGs are routed through the Read-tool text path in session/prompt.ts:830, producing garbled UTF-8 output instead of base64 data: URLs.
The fix uses the already-computed FSUtil.mimeType result instead of the text/plain literal.
How did you verify your code works?
Traced the full pipeline: run.ts:382-385 sets mime, session/prompt.ts:811 uses part.mime directly without re-detection, prompt.ts:830 branches on mime === text/plain to the Read-tool path instead of the base64 image path at line 949. Confirmed FSUtil.mimeType returns correct types via extension lookup (image/png, image/jpeg, etc.).
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