Report generated images as ACP locations#331
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savedPaththrough ACPlocationsgeneratingstatusTesting
npm test— 335 passed, 28 skippednpm run typechecknpm run buildtool_call_updatecontained image data, URI, and matchinglocations[0].pathtool_callcontained image data, URI, and matchinglocations[0].pathgit diff --checkThis keeps
rawOutput.savedPathdiagnostic-only while allowing ACP clients to treat generated images as formal artifacts.