feat(core,tooling): Windows support — shell selection, install.ps1, win-x64 release package, Windows CI (#79)
Co-authored-by: Claude Fable 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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On POSIX, Ctrl-C sends `SIGINT` to the session's process group, interrupting the foreground command. On Windows there is no console signal delivery to a piped child process, so Ctrl-C degrades to a hard kill of the whole command session tree (`taskkill /t /f`) — the foreground command and every child it started terminate, instead of the foreground command being interrupted.
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### File tools
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`read_file` / `edit_file` / `write_file` run with the user's full permissions, same as the shell tool; relative paths resolve against the Workspace and absolute paths are allowed. They are non-streaming (a single final output) and never throw — failures come back as explanatory text with `stop_reason: failed`.
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