feat(trusted-tools): auto-execute trusted tool calls#1556
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Add `trusted_tools` config option to allow automatic execution of trusted tool calls without manual approval. By default, all tool calls require approval, but users can now trust specific tools, groups, or all tools. Update README and type annotations to document the new behavior. Trusted tools are determined by function definition, group, or name. Closes CopilotC-Nvim#1534
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Add
trusted_toolsconfig option to allow automatic execution oftrusted tool calls without manual approval. By default, all tool calls
require approval, but users can now trust specific tools, groups, or all
tools. Update README and type annotations to document the new behavior.
Trusted tools are determined by function definition, group, or name.
Closes #1534