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Improve tool execution rendering and error handling

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- Show tool execution components immediately when tool calls appear in streaming
- Update components with streaming arguments as they come in
- Handle incomplete/partial arguments gracefully with optional chaining
- Fix error handling: tools now throw exceptions instead of returning error messages
- Fix bash abort handling to properly reject on abort/timeout
- Clean up error display
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The Amazing Adventures of Fox and Dog
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Long ago, in a magical forest clearing, there lived an extraordinarily swift brown fox.
This legendary fox was famous across the entire woodland for its blazing speed and grace.
Long ago, in a mystical forest clearing, there lived an incredibly fast brown fox.
This legendary fox was renowned throughout the entire woodland for its incredible speed and agility.
Each dawn, the fox would sprint through the ancient trees, soaring over logs and babbling brooks.
The woodland creatures gazed in wonder as it flashed past them like a streak of copper lightning.
At the clearing's edge, there also dwelled an exceptionally lazy dog.
This contented dog much preferred snoozing in the golden sunshine to any kind of adventure.
At the clearing's edge, there also lived a very lazy dog.
This happy dog much preferred napping in the warm sunshine to any kind of adventure.
One fateful morning, the fox challenged the dog to an epic race across the meadow.
The dog yawned deeply and declined, saying "Why rush around when you can rest peacefully?"
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Both the quick fox and the lazy dog lived happily in their own ways.
And so their friendship grew stronger with each passing season.
The fox would return from adventures with tales of distant lands.
The dog would listen contentedly, never needing to leave home.
They learned that happiness comes in many different forms.
The forest creatures admired their unlikely bond.
Some days the fox would rest beside the dog in the sunshine.
Other days the dog would take a short stroll with the fox.
They discovered balance between motion and stillness.
The wise old owl observed them from his towering oak.
He noted that both had found their true nature.
Winter came and blanketed the forest in sparkling snow.
The fox's copper fur stood out against the white landscape.
The dog found a cozy spot by the warmest rock.
They shared stories as snowflakes drifted down around them.
Spring arrived with flowers blooming across the meadow.
The fox chased butterflies through fields of wildflowers.
The dog rolled in patches of soft clover and sweet grass.
Summer brought long days of golden light and warmth.
The fox discovered hidden streams in the deep forest.
The dog found the perfect shady spot beneath an elm tree.
Autumn painted the woods in brilliant reds and golds.
The fox leaped through piles of crunchy fallen leaves.
The dog watched the changing colors from his favorite perch.
Years passed and both grew wiser in their own ways.
The fox learned when to rest and the dog learned when to play.
Young animals would visit to hear their wisdom.
"Be true to yourself," the fox would always say.
"Find joy in your own path," the dog would add.
Their story spread throughout the woodland realm.
It became a tale told to every new generation.
Parents would share it with their curious young ones.
Teachers would use it in lessons about acceptance.
Travelers would stop to see the famous pair.
Artists painted pictures of the fox and dog together.
Poets wrote verses about their enduring friendship.
Musicians composed songs celebrating their harmony.
The clearing became a place of peace and understanding.
All creatures were welcome to rest there.
The fox still runs when the spirit moves him.
The dog still naps when the mood strikes him.
Neither judges the other for their choices.
Both have found contentment in being themselves.
The moon rises over the peaceful forest each night.
Stars twinkle above the quiet clearing.
The fox and dog sleep side by side.
Dreams of adventure and rest mingle together.
Morning will bring new possibilities for both.
But tonight, all is calm and perfect.
This is how true friendship looks.
The End.