v1.9.13

Fixed

• The mid-run compaction watchdog now resumes the task instead of stranding it at the prompt (#59 follow-up by @charly1r). v1.9.12's context-watchdog correctly fired compaction at 80% mid-run — charly1r confirmed the trigger works across models — but afterward the run just sat idle until he typed something, with llama.cpp still showing activity. Root cause: pi's public compact() is the manual path (_disconnectFromAgent → abort → summarize → reconnect, then idle), and pi's threshold compaction is deliberately "compact, no auto-retry — the user continues manually." So the watchdog aborted the autonomous run to compact and never told it to carry on. The fix passes an onComplete callback to compact() and, once the agent is reconnected and idle, calls pi.sendUserMessage(...) (which always triggers a turn) with a short instruction to continue the task from where it left off on the freshly-compacted context — so a long run now compacts and keeps going, untouched. The in-flight guard still prevents stacked compactions and re-arms on completion. Behaviour is unchanged when the watchdog is disabled (LITTLE_CODER_NO_COMPACT_WATCHDOG=1 / LITTLE_CODER_COMPACT_AT_PERCENT out of band).