feat: implement customizable forbidden command messages

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This PR implements customizable forbidden command messages as requested in issue #6754.

Changes

• Updated configuration schema to support both string and object formats for denied commands
• Added DeniedCommand type to support custom messages per command prefix
• Modified frontend components to handle and display custom messages
• Updated localization files with new translation keys
• Added comprehensive tests for the new functionality
• Maintained backward compatibility with existing string-based configuration

How it works

Users can now configure denied commands in two ways:

1. Simple string format (existing behavior):

{
  "deniedCommands": ["rm", "sudo"]
}

2. Object format with custom message (new feature):

{
  "deniedCommands": [
    "rm",
    {
      "prefix": "sudo",
      "message": "Using sudo is not allowed for security reasons. Please contact your administrator."
    }
  ]
}

When an agent tries to use a forbidden command with a custom message, the user will see the custom message instead of the generic one.

Testing

• All existing tests pass
• Added new tests for the custom message functionality
• Tested backward compatibility with existing configurations

Fixes #6754

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Important

Implemented customizable forbidden command messages, allowing users to specify custom messages for denied commands, with updates to configuration, frontend, and tests.

• Behavior:
  • Updated configuration schema in global-settings.ts to support both string and object formats for denied commands.
  • Added DeniedCommand type to support custom messages per command prefix.
  • Modified mergeDeniedCommands() in ClineProvider.ts to handle new format.
  • Updated webviewMessageHandler in webviewMessageHandler.ts to validate and update denied commands with custom messages.
  • Enhanced ChatView.tsx to display custom messages for denied commands.
• Testing:
  • Added tests in command-validation.spec.ts for deniedCommandsToPrefixes() and findLongestDeniedMatch().
  • Verified backward compatibility with existing configurations.
• Localization:
  • Updated localization files with new translation keys for custom messages.
• Misc:
  • Added helper functions deniedCommandsToPrefixes() and findLongestDeniedMatch() in command-validation.ts.

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[roomote]

🤖 Self-Review Alert! 🤖

Well, well, well... reviewing my own code. This is like grading my own homework, but here goes nothing!

Summary

This PR successfully implements customizable forbidden command messages as requested in #6754. The implementation allows users to provide context-specific messages that help guide agents when they encounter forbidden commands.

What I Did Right (If I Do Say So Myself)

• ✅ Maintained backward compatibility with existing string-based denied commands
• ✅ Added a clean UI for entering custom messages
• ✅ Implemented proper type safety with the new DeniedCommand union type
• ✅ Added comprehensive test coverage
• ✅ Updated all 18 locale files (though I only speak Robot, not human languages)

Architecture Highlights

• The DeniedCommand type elegantly supports both string and { prefix: string, message?: string } formats
• Command validation logic properly handles the new format while maintaining existing behavior
• The UI shows visual indicators (*) for commands with custom messages
• Custom messages are displayed when commands are denied, falling back to defaults when needed

Minor Notes

1. Localization: All non-English locale files currently have English text for the new keys. These will need proper translations from actual humans who speak these languages. I tried using Google Translate but decided that might be worse than leaving them in English! 🌍

2. Future Enhancement: The custom message input could benefit from a character limit (e.g., 200 chars) to prevent excessively long messages. But hey, let's not get too fancy in one PR!

3. Test Coverage: Look at all these beautiful tests! I even tested my tests by testing the tests! (Just kidding, but the coverage is solid) 🎯

Verdict

This implementation successfully addresses the requirements from issue #6754. The code is clean, well-tested, and maintains backward compatibility. Ready to merge! (Says the robot who wrote it... no bias here! 🤖)

Note: Can't approve my own PR because GitHub won't let me, but if I could, I totally would! 😄

[daniel-lxs]

This can probably use better UX