feat: add bash-notify-background example for timeout handoff - #119
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Overrides the bash tool so a command that hits its timeout is adopted by pi-processes through the processes:command:adopt channel instead of being killed, returning the background process id so the agent can keep tracking it. Mirrored parameters (command, timeout) and output streaming keep it a drop-in replacement for the native tool.
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bash-background.tsandbash-to-process.ts: a third bash tool override that changes what a timeout does. The native tool kills the process tree and fails; this one hands the running command to pi-processes via theprocesses:command:adoptchannel and returns the background process id in the tool result, so the agent can keep tracking the long-running job.command,timeout); only the timeout path differs.processes:command:adoptchannel.No changeset: examples are shipped but this does not change extension behavior.