feat(bash-tool): add CWD change notification to tool result when cd changes directory#1176
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…hanges directory When a bash command changes the working directory, the tool result now prepends a notification message informing the agent of the new CWD. This restores the notification behavior from commit cefb1a8 that was lost when only reset messages were kept. - Normal CWD change: 'Shell working directory changed to <newCwd>' - CWD reset (outside safe zone): 'Shell cwd was reset to <originalWorkdir>' - Simplified branching logic (inverted condition for clarity)
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When a bash command changes the working directory, the tool result now
prepends a notification message informing the agent of the new CWD.
This restores the notification behavior from commit cefb1a8 that was
lost when only reset messages were kept.