A Bash command that times out and moves to the background now returns its output

When a command run by the Bash tool takes too long and is moved to the background, the result Claude receives now contains the output read from that background task. The usual check that shortens very large output is skipped for these results.

Alongside this, Bash calls now pass a time limit for subagents (helper agents that Claude starts for parts of a task). Progress updates are only used when a condition on remote calls and a spending cap holds.