feat: expose official OMP capabilities in clients#118
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What this changes
T4 now uses the operation capabilities reported by official OMP as the source of truth for slash-command presentation in both client families.
session.cancelare not mistaken for slash commandsVerification
pnpm --filter @t4-code/client test— 255 passedpnpm --filter @t4-code/web test— 1,196 passedpnpm lintpassedpnpm check:releasepassedpnpm check:provenancepassedFlutter controller and widget tests are included. The local machine does not have the Flutter SDK, so Flutter analysis/tests are delegated to required CI.
Proof boundary
This exposes runtime truth; it does not add typed plan, goal, branch/fork/tree, provider-auth, or child-agent operations. Those remain explicit gaps in the tracker.