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Auto-mode classifier failures are distinguished from classifier denials

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Permissions

When the auto-mode classifier can't decide, you no longer get a bogus denial message or permission-rule hint.

What

A permission decision that the classifier could not produce a verdict for is now tracked separately from a real denial, so telemetry and UI stop treating a classifier failure as a refusal.

Details
  • The decision reason carries a new noVerdict flag.
  • Denial-reason bucketing keys off the flag instead of matching a message prefix; telemetry labels are assembled at runtime as classifier:${e.classifier}:no-verdict around the literal :no-verdict.
  • The UI denial kind automode-parsing-error is now chosen by t.noVerdict.
  • The 'add a Bash permission rule' hint and the post-denial hook message are both skipped for no-verdict cases.
Evidence

noVerdict

Strings lifted out of the shipped bundle, so the claim above can be checked against them.

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