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feat(agent): support btw side questions (#2532)

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@@ -103,12 +103,14 @@ Once skills are installed, you can inspect and force them directly from a chat c
- `/use <skill> <message>` forces a specific skill for a single request.
- `/use <skill>` arms that skill for your next message in the same chat session.
- `/use clear` cancels a pending skill override created by `/use <skill>`.
- `/btw <question>` asks an immediate side question without changing the current session history. `/btw` is handled as a no-tool query and does not enter the normal tool-execution flow.
Examples:
```text
/list skills
/use git explain how to squash the last 3 commits
/btw remind me what we already decided about the deploy plan
/use italiapersonalfinance
dammi le ultime news
```
@@ -116,7 +118,7 @@ dammi le ultime news
### Unified Command Execution Policy
- Generic slash commands are executed through a single path in `pkg/agent/loop.go` via `commands.Executor`.
- Channel adapters no longer consume generic commands locally; they forward inbound text to the bus/agent path. Telegram still auto-registers supported commands at startup.
- Channel adapters no longer consume generic commands locally; they forward inbound text to the bus/agent path. Telegram still auto-registers supported commands such as `/start`, `/help`, `/show`, `/list`, `/use`, and `/btw` at startup.
- Unknown slash command (for example `/foo`) passes through to normal LLM processing.
- Registered but unsupported command on the current channel (for example `/show` on WhatsApp) returns an explicit user-facing error and stops further processing.