Add LLM boundary hooks for request/response #12715
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What does this PR do?
Adds three plugin hooks at the LLM boundary:
llm.request.before,llm.stream.chunk, andllm.response.after.They run immediately before a provider request is sent, and immediately after a response chunk/result is received, enabling last‑mile masking and first‑mile unmasking without affecting opencode internal processing.
Changes are minimal and scoped to:
LLM.stream(pre‑send + per‑chunk hook)Agent.generate(streamObject + generateObject hooks)How did you verify your code works?
Manual test in my fork with a masking plugin: