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feat(interrupts)!: remove client-tool-execution from the public interrupt API Client tools resolve through their `.client()` implementation (auto-executed) or `addToolResult` — never as a bound interrupt. The `client-tool-execution` kind was redundant public surface: `resolveInterrupt(output)` and `addToolResult` were two doors to the same resolution, and it invited users to hand-wire client-tool execution that already happens automatically. The internal architecture is unchanged — the server still emits the client-tool-execution interrupt as the browser handoff, the client processor still auto-executes `.client()` tools off it, persistence still stores its binding. Only the public exposure is removed. - Remove `ClientToolExecutionInterrupt` from the `ChatInterrupt` union + exports - Filter client-tool-execution items out of the published `interrupts` / `pendingInterrupts` snapshot while keeping them in the internal batch so `resolveClientToolOutput` (addToolResult) and auto-execution still work - Exclude client-tool items from the `resolveInterrupts(cb)` completeness check and the boolean-bulk path (they resolve out-of-band; `maybeSubmit` still gates real submission on them) - Update ai-client + framework type tests and the e2e to assert the client tool auto-executes and stays out of the public interrupts array

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