feat(tools): introduce plugin-based tool discovery and runtime context protocol

This commit implements a progressive refactoring of the tool system to support
plugin discovery, scoped loading, and protocol-driven runtime context injection.

Key changes:
- Add Tool ABC metadata (tool_name, _scopes) and ToolContext dataclass for
dependency injection.
- Introduce ToolLoader with pkgutil-based builtin discovery and
entry_points-based third-party plugin loading.
- Add scope filtering (core/subagent/memory) so different contexts load
appropriate tool sets.
- Introduce ContextAware protocol and RequestContext dataclass to replace
hardcoded per-tool context injection in AgentLoop.
- Add RuntimeState / MutableRuntimeState protocols to decouple MyTool from
AgentLoop.
- Migrate all built-in tools to declare scopes and implement create()/enabled()
hooks.
- Migrate MessageTool, SpawnTool, CronTool, and MyTool to ContextAware.
- Refactor AgentLoop to use ToolLoader and protocol-driven context injection.
- Refactor SubagentManager to use ToolLoader(scope="subagent") with per-run
FileStates isolation.
- Register all built-in tools via pyproject.toml entry_points.
- Add comprehensive tests for loader scopes, entry_points, ContextAware,
subagent tools, and runtime state sync.

tests/agent/tools/test_self_tool_runtime_sync.py

@@ -20,7 +20,7 @@ async def test_my_tool_max_iterations_syncs_subagent_limit() -> None:
 
     loop._sync_subagent_runtime_limits = _sync_subagent_runtime_limits
 
-    tool = MyTool(loop=loop)
+    tool = MyTool(runtime_state=loop)
 
     result = await tool.execute(action="set", key="max_iterations", value=80)