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fix(acp)!: emit native v2 error stop reasons - #44
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Summary
Emit ACP v2’s native error stop reason when accepted prompt work fails. Release
agentkit-acp0.12.0 andagentkit0.13.0 against publishedagentkit-acp-sdk3.6.0, replacing the temporary Git dependency.Impact
ACP v2 idle-state failures use the standard
errorstop reason instead of the private_errorextension. The prerequisite schema represents v2 stop reasons as tagged objects; v1 behavior is unchanged.Technical details
Pin SDK 3.6.0 directly so external consumers receive the required protocol types without workspace overrides. Forward the ACP
stdiofeature to the SDK and adapt the v2 resource-not-found constructor to the released API. The lockfile uses registry SDK, derive, and schema releases rather than Git or local-path sources.