Add C-k (kill to end of line) to the C-x b search box#694
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Follows up on #692's Emacs cursor motion — C-k truncates the query at the cursor, mirroring readline/Emacs kill-line semantics.
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Summary
C-x bsearch box), which addedC-f/C-b/C-a/C-eand acursor: usizefield onSessionPickerDialog.C-k: kill from the cursor to the end of the query (Emacskill-linesemantics), truncatingqueryat the cursor byte position. The cursor itself doesn't move — it's now at the (shorter) end.C-x bswitcher's own search line, matching the existing!to_programguard used by the other Emacs motions (the@→session variant's "query" is the program buffer's live token with its own cursor semantics).Test plan
cargo test -p agentd-cli session_picker— addedsession_picker_ctrl_k_kills_to_end_of_line, all 25 session-picker tests pass.cargo build— builds clean (pre-existing unrelated warnings only).