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feat(feedback): add a /feedback command recorded through the command plane

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Register a global `/feedback` command so a user can record a remark about the
session without spending a model turn. `/feedback <text>` acknowledges; empty
or whitespace-only input returns a usage error.

The plugin appends no session event of its own. `dsh-commands` already writes
a `command/run` / `command/done` pair for every dispatched command, carrying
the verbatim text and the settled outcome, and both records are log-only and
non-surface. The feedback is therefore durably in the session log and invisible
to the model without this package touching the log format.

Text is never parsed, so `/feedback /plan felt slow` records that literal
content. Nothing consumes the records; capture is deliberately inert.

New group `packages/feedback/` — no existing group owns feedback capture. Its
row raises the packages/README.md word ceiling by 10, which had no headroom;
one redundant sentence there was removed to offset most of the cost.
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# feedback/ — recorded human feedback
English | [中文](README.zh.md)
The feedback family lets a human record a remark about the session without acting on it. Feedback is durable session-log content, separate from the model conversation and from any policy that might later read it.
| Package | Role | ctx key |
|---|---|---|
| `command-feedback/` | Human-facing `/feedback` command recorded through the command plane | — |
A recorded remark is log-only: it never enters the model surface or derived history, and no shipped plugin consumes it. A future consumer reads the command records from the session log rather than changing how they are captured.