refactor: translate logFormat from string type to enum - #2167
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Replaces the opaque string-based LogFormat with a proper enum-based export, making tool visibility logic self-documenting and type-safe. - Extract LogFormat enum to tool-visibility.ts as public export - Remove duplicate LogFormat enum from session/index.tsx - Replace magic strings with LogFormat.BRIEF/FULL values - Add tests for enum round-trip and comparison consistency - Update docs with LogFormat enum and language-agnostic design Closes #80
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Summary
Replaces the opaque string-based LogFormat with a proper enum-based export, making tool visibility logic self-documenting and type-safe.
Closes #80