- Added markdown `Row` chunk support by introducing `ChunkKind::Row`, mapping it to tag `"row"`, and emitting row chunks for table rows.
- Updated Go chunk parsing to support method signatures (`func (recv) Name`), prefer method parsing in signatures, and adjust root rules to classify package/import chunks correctly.
- Changed chunk-edit behavior to add read-only `read:true`, replace `write:null` deletes with explicit `delete`, and require one explicit action per entry.
- Added safer chunk-edit execution with region matching, replacement reindentation, table-row append handling, and stricter warnings/errors for boundary and invalid operations.
- Replaced deprecated `await` tool wiring with `poll` in tool exports and built-in tool registry.
- Updated bash and task prompts plus start-result messaging to direct users to the `poll` tool.
- Added effective timeout metadata to Bash tool results and rendered output to show that effective timeout.
- Implemented bounded auto-background wait logic that backgrounds jobs when the timeout window is exhausted.
- Added bounds clamping to prologue and epilogue byte calculations to prevent out-of-range boundary violations.
- Extended chunk boundaries for indent-based languages when epilogue exceeds calculated range with trailing newline.
- Added comprehensive test coverage for Python chunk editing operations including body/head replacement and indentation preservation.
- Extracted working directory formatting logic into reusable utility function and applied tab sanitization to bash command previews.
- Added `env` parameter to bash tool for safe environment variable passing without shell re-parsing.
- Added support for rendering partial environment variable assignments in command preview during streaming.
- Updated bash tool prompt to recommend `env` parameter for multiline, quote-heavy, and untrusted values.
- Refactored tool execution component to conditionally merge partial JSON arguments during streaming.
- Added helper functions for environment variable normalization, escaping, and formatting.