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Regression: exit summary not shown after upgrading to 1.0.74 / 1.0.75

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Description

## Summary
After upgrading from `1.0.73` to `1.0.74` (and still broken in `1.0.75`), the CLI no longer prints the session/exit summary when quitting. Rolling back to `1.0.73` restores the expected behavior.

## Environment
- Copilot CLI: broken on `1.0.74` and `1.0.75`; works on `1.0.73` (current rollback)
- OS: Ubuntu 22.04.5 LTS on WSL2 (kernel `6.18.33.1-microsoft-standard-WSL2`)
- Terminal: `xterm-256color`
- Shell: `/bin/bash`
- `TERM=xterm-256color`

## Steps to reproduce
1. Run `copilot` (interactive mode).
2. Have a normal conversation.
3. Exit via `/exit` (also tried `ctrl+d`).
4. Observe: no summary is printed on exit.

## Expected behavior
On exit, the CLI prints a session summary (as it does in `1.0.73`).

## Notes
- `/exit print` still force-prints the session content, but the normal automatic summary on exit is missing.
- Verified on both `1.0.74` and `1.0.75` before rolling back to `1.0.73`.
- No relevant setting in `settings.json` appears to gate this (`showTimestamps`, footer settings, etc. were checked).

## Regression range
First bad: `1.0.74` — Last good: `1.0.73`

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Research direction

Reproduce the regression by running the interactive copilot CLI and exiting with /exit or ctrl+d, then compare behavior between 1.0.73 and 1.0.74. Trace the normal exit path rather than the /exit print command; done means the automatic session summary returns on exit without breaking the existing forced-print behavior.

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Tech stack
shell
Domain
cli
Issue type
Bug
Difficulty
3/5
Estimated time
1-2 days
Activity status
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Clarity
Clearly specified
Newbie friendliness
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