Remove --dangerously-skip-permissions from internal calls

Problem

--dangerously-skip-permissions is passed in 10 places (entrypoint.sh, run-session.sh, wclaude calls, bot core.py, bashrc wolt() function, create-wolt skill). But the config already handles bypass:

• .claude.json has bypassPermissionsAccepted: true
• settings.json has skipDangerousModePermissionPrompt: true

The flag is redundant — a belt-and-suspenders holdover from before config-based bypass was set up.

Proposal

1. Verify that wclaude sessions work without the flag (config-based bypass is sufficient)
2. Strip --dangerously-skip-permissions from all internal callers
3. Keep wclaude as the single entrypoint — it already sets HOME, copies creds, trusts dirs
4. If bypass needs to be explicit, have wclaude inject it automatically so callers don't need to know

Files to update

• container/entrypoint.sh (2 occurrences)
• container/entrypoint_setup.py (2 occurrences in write_bashrc)
• container/bin/run-session.sh (1)
• container/bot/core.py (1)
• container/skills/woltspace-create-wolt/SKILL.md (1)
• container/cron/digest.mjs (1)
• container/hooks/run-session.sh (1)
• woltspace CLI (1)

🤖 Generated with Claude Code

Start by checking the wclaude entrypoint and configuration, then inspect the listed occurrences in container/entrypoint.sh, container/entrypoint_setup.py, container/bin/run-session.sh, container/bot/core.py, the skill, digest.mjs, the hook, and woltspace. Verify that a wclaude session works without the flag, remove it from each internal caller, and confirm no listed occurrence remains.