fix(pulse/telegram): correct canUseTool return schema to match SDK's expected shape#1434
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The canUseTool permission callback in PULSE/modules/telegram.ts returned
{ result: "allow" | "deny", reason } instead of the shape the installed
@anthropic-ai/claude-agent-sdk validates against:
{ behavior: "allow", updatedInput } | { behavior: "deny", message }.
Since neither variant of the return value matched the SDK's Zod union,
every tool-permission check threw — allow and deny alike — blocking all
Read/Write/Bash calls from the Telegram bot. Conversational replies with
no tool use were unaffected, which made this easy to miss.
Fixes #1433.
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The canUseTool permission callback in PULSE/modules/telegram.ts returned
{ result: "allow" | "deny", reason } instead of the shape the installed
@anthropic-ai/claude-agent-sdk validates against:
{ behavior: "allow", updatedInput } | { behavior: "deny", message }.
Since neither variant of the return value matched the SDK's Zod union,
every tool-permission check threw — allow and deny alike — blocking all
Read/Write/Bash calls from the Telegram bot. Conversational replies with
no tool use were unaffected, which made this easy to miss.
Fixes #1433.