feat: AI failure explanation (explainFailure)#8
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Add explainFailure(error, { response, request }) to the two-go/ai layer. It
sends the failed assertion plus request/response context to an LLM and returns a
likely cause and a suggested fix. Advisory only, never changes pass or fail.
Reuses the existing provider, with types and stubbed unit tests.
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Closes #7.
When a test fails, optionally get a short, specific explanation and a suggested fix from an LLM. Advisory only, it runs after the failure and never changes pass or fail.
explainFailure(error, { response, request, provider, model })returns a string.two-go/aiprovider (fetch based, bring your own key).two-go/aiand the main entry, with types, README, and CHANGELOG.611 unit tests green (3 new, provider stubbed so no network), tsc clean, no em dashes.