feat: add tool permission guard#2463
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Add a standalone, host-agnostic permission engine for agent tool calls:
guard/— decides allow/ask/deny for a tool call from a set of policy rules. No dependency on OpenAgent (no object/model/beego), so it can be reused as-is by other agents.shellcmd/— extracts the executables a shell command line would run, so a permission layer can allow/deny by program name (git, rm, sudo, …) instead of fragile substring matching.Both packages ship with unit tests and are not yet wired into the tool-call path — that lands in follow-up PRs for issue #2462.
Ref: #2462