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What
Introduce a new glob tool that returns file paths matching a given glob pattern, without reading file contents.
Why
grep tool is designed for regex-based content search, which makes it inefficient for simple file listing use cases. Workarounds like using ".*" require reading entire file contents and are limited by maxResults, making them slow and impractical.
By adding a dedicated glob tool, we enable efficient file enumeration (e.g., listing all .ts files) without overloading grepTool with responsibilities outside its intended purpose.
Closes: #92
Checklist
npm run lintpassesnpm testpasses