feat(client): improve CLI approvals and logging UX - #114

Add file-backed CLI logging with configurable log_path and keep human-mode stdout focused on user interaction.

Update chat mode so prompts stay blocked until a task finishes, and handle approval requests inline in human mode with richer context, one-time approval, session remember behavior, and no extra /approvals round-trip.

Document the new configuration and interaction model, add example config coverage, and change write_file to require approval while removing it from the default auto-approve set. Include regression tests for config loading, chat approval behavior, file-tool approval semantics, and CLI flow.

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