feat: add /new command to reset agent chat session#18
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Detect when the latest user message is exactly "/new" (trimmed) and short-circuit the request to reset that agent's session instead of forwarding it to DeepSeek. - Reuses the existing createSession()/sessions map used by the /reset-session endpoint, so behavior stays consistent - Returns a confirmation reply via buildTextResponse(), respecting the active API mode (OpenAI, Anthropic, Responses) and streaming vs non-streaming - No DeepSeek API call is made for the /new turn itself - Per-agent: only resets the session for the requesting agentId, not all sessions Mounted via docker-compose volume override so the patch survives container rebuilds without modifying the Dockerfile.
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Detect when the latest user message is exactly "/new" (trimmed) and short-circuit the request to reset that agent's session instead of forwarding it to DeepSeek.