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fix(opencode): decide auto permission approval on the server - #47754

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Issue for this PR

Closes #47545

Type of change

  • Bug fix
  • New feature
  • Refactor / code improvement
  • Documentation

What does this PR do?

Moves Auto permission handling server-side so auto-approved requests are resolved before permission.asked is emitted.

Auto is represented as a renewable client lease. Deny rules still take precedence, and leases expire if the client disappears.

TUI Auto applies to all sessions on the connected server, matching its current behavior. run --auto only applies to that run and its child sessions.

This PR is draft mainly to confirm whether TUI Auto should continue applying to all sessions, or only the current session.

How did you verify your code works?

Added tests for lease behavior, Auto scope, deny precedence, and permission.asked suppression. bun typecheck passes.

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Not a UI change.

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  • I have tested my changes locally
  • I have not included unrelated changes in this PR

Auto mode lived in the client, so the server published permission.asked
before anything auto-approved it. Integrations such as Warp and Orca saw
attention requests that nobody had to answer (opencode#47545).

Move auto approval into the Permission service as an ephemeral, owner-scoped
lease. A request covered by a live lease is resolved during evaluation, so
neither permission.asked nor permission.replied is published for it, and
permission.asked keeps meaning a human has to respond.

- explicit deny rules are evaluated first and still win
- auto is not a permission rule
- acquiring a lease never touches requests that were already pending
- a lease expires unless its owner renews it, so a crashed or killed client
  cannot leave a shared server in auto mode
- the TUI takes an instance scoped lease, matching what it does today
- opencode run --auto takes a session scoped lease covering only that run's
  session and its subagents, so run --attach --auto leaves other sessions alone
- clients keep their old client-side auto reply against servers without the
  lease endpoint
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Auto mode causes repeated false permission notifications in terminals

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