feat(event_manager): fire User autocmds for server-sent events#219
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I left a couple of little comments.
But overall this seem like a good feature to have.
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coming from the other opencode.nvim plugin, this was something that I missed. currently we only have a select few hooks that the user can leverage.
with this PR we emit all server-side events from Opencode as a custom User autocmd. I find it generally useful when plugins provide these to trigger custom logic. It can also be used to integrate with other plugins and enable advanced workflows.
simple example from my config: I set up custom keymaps only when Opencode requests permissions, then clear those up after replying.