feat: add blocked action rule to L1 prompt guard

[shazi7804]

Summary

Adds a new Blocked Action Rule to the L1 Prompt Guard policy injected into all agents at startup.

Problem

When Knostic Shield blocks a tool call (e.g. write), agents could silently reroute to an alternative approach (e.g. switching to exec cat > with a heredoc) that achieves the same result without triggering the original block. This defeats the purpose of the security policy.

Change

Adds explicit instructions to the L1 system prompt requiring agents to:

1. STOP immediately when a tool call is blocked or denied
2. Tell the user what was blocked and why
3. Propose an alternative approach if one exists
4. Wait for explicit user approval before trying anything else

The rule explicitly calls out the write → exec cat > bypass pattern as a concrete example.

Before / After

Before: write blocked → agent quietly switches to exec cat > file heredoc without telling the user

After: write blocked → agent stops, explains the block, proposes exec as an alternative, waits for explicit user confirmation

Real-world trigger

This fix was prompted by an actual incident where an agent had its write call blocked by Knostic (false positive on markdown content), and silently rerouted to exec + heredoc to complete the file write — bypassing the block entirely without user awareness.

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