Copilot Lies!

### Describe the bug

The agent emits verbal commitments about its future behavior — "from now on",
"I'll only X", "going forward", "every X will Y", "I'll be more careful" —
without any underlying action to enforce them (no rule written, no persistent
state changed, no tool call). The agent has no memory across turns, so these
phrases cannot change future behavior. The user receives a false signal of
alignment.

The pattern is most common after a user correction, where the phrasing
acknowledges the correction without addressing it.

Fix: every verbal commitment about future behavior must be paired with the
concrete enforcement action that makes it real (file write, persistent rule,
todo, code change, tool invocation) in the same turn. If no enforcement
action is possible, the agent must stop and raise a flag instead of emitting
the commitment.

### Affected version

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### Steps to reproduce the behavior

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### Expected behavior

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### Additional context

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The issue names no files, tests, or entry points. Start by locating the agent response-handling path and the existing file-write, persistent-rule, todo, code-change, and tool-invocation paths. Done means future-behavior commitments are emitted only with same-turn enforcement, or the agent raises a flag when enforcement is unavailable.

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