feat: add pre and post processing hooks for tools#58
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This PR adds framework-native callbacks for pre and post-processing of tool inputs and outputs to help sanitize input/output to LLMs. It co-locates logic with the agent, leveraging the established security and debugging models of the main application. Includes ToolPreProcessor and ToolPostProcessor interfaces, Tool/Client level injection, and unit tests.