feat(bot): show GitHub progress reactions#3827
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Summary
Adds a platform-level bot typing/progress hook that preserves Chat SDK typing indicators for Slack and Linear while giving GitHub users visible progress through reactions on the triggering message.
BotPlatform.startTypingnow returns a completion handle. Slack and Linear use the Chat SDK fallback, while GitHub owns its reaction behavior inplatforms/github.ts: it adds an eyes reaction when processing starts and a completion reaction after normal bot responses and Cloud Agent callback responses are posted.Verification
Not manually verified against live Slack, Linear, or GitHub webhooks because this requires platform app credentials and incoming platform events.
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Reviewer Notes
GitHub's reaction API does not support a green checkmark reaction; completion currently uses the supported
+1reaction instead. GitHub reaction updates are best-effort so a reaction failure does not block bot processing.