tweak: ensure auto continuing compaction is tracked as agent initiated for github copilot#22567
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Issue for this PR
Closes #8030
When you hit compaction limits mid loop in github copilot the "compaction" itself is tracked as agent initiated, and then when the loop automatically resumes, this is also tracked as agent initiated.
This changes has parity w/ that behavior with github copilot cli that some people were complaining about in opencode.
Now if you do a manual compaction w/
/compactand then send subsequent messages yourself THESE WILL BE billed and that is expected.Opencode also has a variety of synthetic user messages that are injected at various times but this was the only one I could find that isnt behaving as expected if you are expecting parity w/ copilot behaviors.