feat(ai): add configurable tips display via showTips config

[AnnatarHe]

Summary

• Added showTips configuration option under the ai config section
• Users can now disable AI-related tips by setting ai.showTips = false in their config
• Tips are shown by default (when not configured) to maintain backward compatibility
• The shouldShowTips() helper function checks this configuration before displaying tips

Test plan

• Verify tips are shown by default when showTips is not configured
• Verify tips are hidden when showTips = false is set in config
• Verify tips are shown when showTips = true is explicitly set in config
• Test with AI auto-run enabled and disabled scenarios

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Summary of Changes

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This pull request implements a new configuration setting, "ai.showTips", which provides users with granular control over the display of AI-related informational tips. This enhancement allows for a more personalized user experience by enabling the suppression of these tips while ensuring that they remain visible by default for all other users, preserving existing functionality.

Highlights

• Configurable AI Tips: Introduced a new "ai.showTips" configuration option, allowing users to enable or disable AI-related tips displayed in the terminal output.
• Default Behavior: AI tips are shown by default to ensure backward compatibility, meaning users do not need to configure anything unless they wish to hide the tips.
• Helper Function: A "shouldShowTips()" helper function was added to centralize the logic for checking the "ai.showTips" configuration, handling cases where the option is not explicitly set.

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Code Review

This pull request introduces a showTips configuration option to allow users to disable AI-related tips, which is a great addition for user experience. The implementation is clean, using a nullable boolean to correctly handle the default behavior. However, this change highlights a potential issue in the configuration merging logic. If a user only sets ai.showTips in a local config, it could unintentionally reset other AI-related settings like ai.agent configurations. This is because the AIConfig struct is replaced entirely instead of being merged field by field. While the file with this logic (model/config.go) is not part of this pull request's changes, I recommend addressing this in a follow-up to prevent unexpected behavior for users. I've also included a minor suggestion to consolidate multiple print statements for better code style.

[gemini-code-assist]

For improved readability and to consolidate multiple function calls into one, you can combine these Printf statements into a single call.

Suggested change

	color.Yellow.Printf("\n💡 Tip: You can enable AI auto-run in your config file:\n")
	color.Yellow.Printf(" [ai.agent]\n")
	color.Yellow.Printf(" view = true # Auto-run view commands\n")
	color.Yellow.Printf(" edit = true # Auto-run edit commands\n")
	color.Yellow.Printf(" delete = true # Auto-run delete commands\n")
	color.Yellow.Printf("\n💡 Tip: You can enable AI auto-run in your config file:\n [ai.agent]\n view = true # Auto-run view commands\n edit = true # Auto-run edit commands\n delete = true # Auto-run delete commands\n")