switch to more specific message sent and permission replied hooks#1
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This is a quick fix for the initial opencode plugin commit, wherein the hooks around the message being updated and the prompt being sent were a little too general (we were using the same message updated hook both for the initial prompt send event and for the tool use acceptance event, but it was also firing when the message completed and we need to distinguish all these things).
This updates the plugin to use the specific "permission.replied" and "chat.message" hooks, making our implementation more robust and easier to reason about.
It also adds a bunch of tests for the various plugin functionality (mirroring the cli tests in the claude code plugin)