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feat(cli): Show the conversation's model in jp c show - #1243
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`jp conversation show` now reports the model a conversation is
configured to use. The text view adds a `Model` row beneath the title
(and assistant name, when set), and the JSON payload gains a `model`
key next to `assistant`:
```
ID jp-c10000
Title Rework the config pipeline
Model anthropic/claude-sonnet-4-5
```
The value is read from the conversation's own config (its base
snapshot plus every recorded config delta), with aliases resolved to
`provider/name`. `--cfg` overrides on the `show` invocation itself do
not change it, so each conversation listed reports its own model. As
with the other optional fields, the `model` key is always present in
the JSON output and is `null` when no model is set.
Signed-off-by: Jean Mertz <git@jeanmertz.com>
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jp conversation shownow reports the model a conversation is configured to use. The text view adds aModelrow beneath the title (and assistant name, when set), and the JSON payload gains amodelkey next toassistant:The value is read from the conversation's own config (its base snapshot plus every recorded config delta), with aliases resolved to
provider/name.--cfgoverrides on theshowinvocation itself do not change it, so each conversation listed reports its own model. As with the other optional fields, themodelkey is always present in the JSON output and isnullwhen no model is set.