feat(gradient): range-aware file read deduplication#120
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Replace path-only file dedup with range-aware coverage checks that consider offset/limit parameters. Earlier reads are only collapsed when a later read covers the same or wider line range, preventing over-deduplication where a narrow later read would incorrectly collapse an earlier full-file read. Closes #117
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Summary
offset/limitparameters on read tool inputsNew helpers
ReadRangetype —{ path, offset, limit }tuple for read tool inputsextractReadRange()— parses tool input JSON to extract path + line rangelaterReadCovers(later, earlier)— exported range coverage check with comprehensive edge case handling (full-file, open-ended, bounded intervals)rangeLabel()— formats range info for dedup annotations (e.g., "lines 10-49")Changes to
deduplicateToolOutputs()The simple
fileLatestMap (path → latest index) is replaced with a per-file list ofReadRangeentries. The second pass checks whether any later read covers the current read's range usinglaterReadCovers(), instead of just comparing latest message index by path.Annotation text updated from "earlier version of" to "earlier read of" with optional range info.
Test coverage
laterReadCovers()covering all combinations: full-file ↔ full-file, full-file ↔ ranged, ranged ↔ ranged, non-overlapping, open-ended, different pathsread_filetool name compatibilityCloses #117