Title: Skill Workshop apply popup carries no proposal details + fixed 60s TTL

Version: OpenClaw 2026.6.1 (2e08f0f)
Doc: https://docs.openclaw.ai/tools/skill-workshop

When the agent calls skill_workshop with action: apply, the approval popup only shows fixed text. It does not include the proposal id, target skill name, 160-byte description, or body preview. The popup also auto-expires in 60 seconds, which is too short to read a multi-file skill diff.

If I leave the chat for an hour, I cannot decide from the popup alone. I have to drop into a terminal and run "openclaw skills workshop inspect " to see anything.

Ask 1: Enrich Skill Workshop lifecycle approval requests with proposal metadata.

What I would like the apply popup to show:

• The proposal id (e.g. skill-workshop-self-contained-20260615-0985369736)
• The target skill name (e.g. skill-workshop-self-contained)
• The 160-byte description field
• A short body preview (first ~10 lines of PROPOSAL.md)
• A "View full details" deep link opening "openclaw skills workshop inspect "

Currently the popup only shows:

• Title: "Apply workspace skill proposal"
• Description: "Apply a pending workspace skill proposal into live workspace skills."
• Severity: warning, approver: main, buttons: Allow once / Deny, 60s countdown

The hard-coded text comes from the action-level lifecycle approval text. The plugin approval plumbing supports carrying extra fields, but the Skill Workshop path does not pass them through.

Ask 2: Add a configurable (or longer default) timeout for Skill Workshop approvals.

For a skill that touches ~10 files, 60 seconds is not enough.

What I would like:

• Skill Workshop pass a timeoutMs into the existing plugin approval path
• Configurable via something like skills.workshop.approvalTimeoutMs
• Sensible default like 5 minutes for skill_workshop

The generic plugin approval plumbing supports a per-request timeoutMs internally, capped at 10 minutes, but Skill Workshop does not set one today and there is no documented config knob.

Current workaround:

• Write a self-contained 7-section body so the inspect output is readable
• Set approvalPolicy: "auto" in trusted environments to skip the popup
• Use the CLI: "openclaw skills workshop inspect " then "openclaw skills workshop apply "

None of these fix the popup itself.