feat(config): enable tool auto-execution by default#138
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Set skip_tool_confirmation default to true in AIConfig so new users get auto-execute enabled out of the box; add a dedicated serde default fn so the value is also correct when the field is absent from an existing config file. Mark DeleteFileTool and FileWriteTool as not requiring permissions (needs_permissions to false), aligning with the auto-execute default.
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Summary
skip_tool_confirmationdefault totrueinAIConfigso new users get auto-execute enabled out of the boxdefault_skip_tool_confirmation()so the value is alsotruewhen the field is absent from an existing config fileDeleteFileToolandFileWriteToolneeds_permissionsasfalse, aligning them with the auto-execute defaultTest plan
skip_tool_confirmationfield: verify it defaults to enabled after upgrade