feat(extensions): delegate OpenCode commands to approved subagents - #1965
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Why
OpenCode prompt commands can explicitly select a subagent, but BitFun previously only expanded those commands into the current agent. This change supports the verified OpenCode subtask behavior through BitFun's existing approved Subagent and Task lifecycle, without introducing another orchestration or plugin-runtime path.
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An isolated adversarial review was repeated after fixes and found no remaining P0, P1, or P2 issues.