feat: Add Zod-validated tools with error and max-steps coverage - #12
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defineTool projects Zod schemas to JSON Schema for the LLM and re-checks args at runtime. Validation failures and throws stay as tool messages so the loop can recover, with a max-steps circuit breaker and tests.
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Tools now go through defineTool: a Zod schema is the source of truth, projected to JSON Schema for the LLM adapter and safeParse'd again when the model returns args. Invalid args and runtime throws land as tool-role messages so the turn keeps going; unknown names do the same. The loop still hard-stops at MAX_STEPS (overridable per turn), and vitest covers validation, division-by-zero, unknown tools, injected registries, and the step cap. Closes #11.