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feat(agent-status): add OpenCode lifecycle plugin (#289)

* feat(agent-status): add OpenCode lifecycle plugin

Bundle an OpenCode lifecycle plugin mirroring the Pi extension pattern:
session.status busy/retry → active, idle → completed, permission/question
prompts and session.error → blocked. The deprecated session.idle event is
ignored so it does not double-fire with session.status(type=idle). Helpers
live in a separate .mjs so the plugin module exports only the plugin function
— OpenCode's legacy loader rejects non-function exports.

Install from Help ▸ Install Agent Status Hooks… when ~/.config/opencode
exists, with the same ownership/degrade-to-warning policy as Pi. Drop
`opencode` from the default AGTERM_AGENT_RE so the coarse shell active/idle
no longer fights the plugin.

* refactor(agent-status): collapse OpenCode plugin to one file, narrow events, move coverage to Swift

Addresses review of aa2bbab. Each structural change and nit below is
mapped to the point it answers.

Structural
- Collapse the plugin back to a single self-contained file
  (opencode/agterm-status.js), matching pi/agterm-status.ts. Drops the
  .mjs split, the two-file install with its ordering hazard, the
  package.json that shipped to users with no runtime purpose, and the
  two extra path constants in AgentHooksInstall.
- Narrow the event surface to session.status + the three blocked events
  (permission.asked, question.asked, session.error) + the three reply
  events (permission.replied, question.replied, question.rejected) that
  clear blocked. Removes tool.execute.before/after, session.compacted,
  chat.message, the child-session set, and the five-event child
  whitelist — every dropped arm mapped to the same active --blink that
  session.status(busy) already produces.

Covera
- Replace the unwired node suite (tests/opencode-plugin/, no CI step,
  node 26 incompatibility, no spawn/defaultWrapperPath coverage) with
  agtermCore/Tests/agtermCoreTests/OpenCodeStatusHookTes... (continued)

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