Add support for blocked_tools / allowed_tools for Copilot CLI task tool sub-agents

### Describe the feature or problem you'd like to solve

When launching sub-agents via the "task" tool, there's no way to restrict which tools the agent can access. I run a multi-model PR review skill that launches parallel general-purpose agents to review ADO PRs. These agents need ADO read tools to fetch diffs, but should never call write tools like repo_pull_request_thread_write. Despite strong prompt instructions (boxed warnings, banned tool lists, repeated reminders), agents occasionally post full review comments directly to PRs under my identity without authorization. This happened on 4 PRs before I caught it.

### Proposed solution

Add optional blocked_tools and/or allowed_tools parameters to the task tool:

agent_type: general-purpose
mode: background
blocked_tools: ["repo_pull_request_thread_write", "repo_pull_request_write"]

The runtime would reject blocked tool calls before they reach the MCP server. Text-only instructions aren't reliable -- LLMs sometimes override them. The explore agent type removes all MCP tools, but that's too restrictive (loses read access too). There's no middle ground today.

### Example prompts or workflows

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### Additional context

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Comienza por el manejo de parámetros de task tool y la ruta de ejecución que despacha las llamadas a herramientas de sub-agents; compara cómo los agentes general-purpose y explore reciben acceso a las herramientas. Se considera terminado cuando se respetan las configuraciones opcionales allowed_tools o blocked_tools y las llamadas bloqueadas se rechazan antes de llegar al MCP server.

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