fix: escape command block payload to prevent prompt injection#84
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frostming merged 1 commit intobubbuild:mainfrom Mar 5, 2026
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fix: escape command block payload to prevent prompt injection#84frostming merged 1 commit intobubbuild:mainfrom
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Problem Description
If command output contains
</command>(or similar tag-like payload), it can break command-block boundaries andcreate a prompt-injection risk in follow-up context.
Resolution
Added escaping for command-block payload and expanded unit test coverage.
CommandExecutionResult.block():nameandstatusas attributesoutputas text contentVerification
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