Keep each tool's output with the tool that produced it#169
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When the assistant starts several tools in the same turn, the Emacs frontend should not make the user guess which output belongs to which call. Each tool now keeps its own preview, live output, and final result from start to finish. If the assistant revises the set of pending tool calls while it is still composing the message, stale previews disappear instead of lingering in the buffer. This also fixes a quieter kind of damage: once a tool had finished, markdown fontification could still mangle its header. Finished tool headers now remain intact, and tool blocks keep a stable order even when previewed calls and execution-only calls are interleaved. The result is a transcript that stays readable, navigable, and trustworthy under parallel tool use.
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When the assistant starts several tools in the same turn, the Emacs frontend should not make the user guess which output belongs to which call. Each tool now keeps its own preview, live output, and final result from start to finish. If the assistant revises the set of pending tool calls while it is still composing the message, stale previews disappear instead of lingering in the buffer.
This also fixes a quieter kind of damage: once a tool had finished, markdown fontification could still mangle its header. Finished tool headers now remain intact, and tool blocks keep a stable order even when previewed calls and execution-only calls are interleaved. The result is a transcript that stays readable, navigable, and trustworthy under parallel tool use.