Put a tool call on the row that names it

A collapsed call took three rows: the tool's name, its arguments as raw JSON,
and its result. The middle row is the one nobody reads as JSON —

    ✓ openagents
    {"args":["issue","view","212","-R","OpenAgentsInc/openagents.com"]}
    → #212 Rename the API to /api/v1 …

— because it is a command line wearing a costume, and eight of them in a row is
a screen of punctuation with the answers pushed off the bottom.

The call joins the row that names it, in the shape a person would have typed:

    ✓ openagents issue view 212 -R OpenAgentsInc/openagents.com
    → #212 Rename the API to /api/v1 …

An argument vector is joined back into its command line, which is the case this
exists for; a `command`, `path`, `pattern`, or `name` is shown as itself; and
anything else keeps every field without the JSON punctuation, so `delegate`
still reads `count=3 description="audit the providers"`. An argument with a
space in it is quoted, so it still reads as one argument rather than two.

Nothing invents a summary it cannot make. Arguments that are not JSON yet —
a call is streamed a fragment at a time — show as the raw text they are, which
is what the row did before, rather than going blank and back.

`ctrl+o` still shows the arguments whole. That is what expanding a call is for,
and it is where the JSON belongs.

706 tests pass, where 697 did.

Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_012TRDRrfL1khQhQtNr3SRrA

Co-Authored-By

Claude Opus 5 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>

Claude-Session

https://claude.ai/code/session_012TRDRrfL1khQhQtNr3SRrA

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Changed files

• modified packages/openagents-cli/test/coder-delegate.test.ts

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      agent: "opencode",

      model: "fake/model",

      cwd: "/tmp",

      background: true,

    },

    1000,

  );

        background: true,

      },

      Date.now(),

    );

  registry.start(task.id, new AbortController());

  registry.recordToolUse(task.id, { toolName: "bash", target: "pnpm test" });

  registry.recordTokens(task.id, { input: 8000, output: 214 });