Show more details about executed bash commands

Right now, when jcode (v0.77.1) runs a bash command, the output line is very minimal. It shows only something like:

✓ bash · Check git status · 491 tok

This makes it hard to understand what exactly was executed, especially when debugging or reviewing the agent's actions. We see a brief description, but not the actual command, its working directory, exit code, execution time, or output.

What I'd like to see

• The full command that was run (not just a summary description)
• The working directory where it was executed
• The exit code (e.g., [exit 0] or [exit 1])
• The execution time (e.g., took 120ms)
• The stdout/stderr output (truncated if too long, or shown in a collapsible section)

Example of improved output

Instead of just:

✓ bash · Check git status · 491 tok

we would see something like:

✓ bash [exit 0] · /home/user/project · git status · 491 tok · 120ms
Output: On branch main
Your branch is up to date with 'origin/main'.
nothing to commit, working tree clean

Alternative

If inline clutter is a concern, a --verbose flag or a settings option could be added to enable this extra information. But having it on by default would be more user-friendly for most use cases.

No file or test is named. Start by tracing where jcode executes bash commands and renders lines like “✓ bash · Check git status”; determine how command, working directory, status, timing, and output are available. Done means the display provides the requested details, with truncation or a verbose/settings option if inline output is too cluttered.