Update SDK E2E tests for canonical exit_plan_mode action order

[stephentoub]

Why

The Copilot SDK C# tests CI leg in copilot-agent-runtime (e.g. PR #12568, which ports runtime boundaries to Rust) is failing on ModeHandlersE2ETests.Should_Invoke_Exit_Plan_Mode_Handler_When_Model_Uses_Tool:

Expected: ["interactive", "autopilot", "exit_only"]
Actual:   ["autopilot", "interactive", "exit_only"]

The runtime's new Rust exit_plan_mode implementation canonicalizes the action menu to a fixed order ([autopilot, interactive, exit_only]) and no longer preserves the order the model happens to pass in its tool call. The runtime's own unit tests and snapshots already expect the canonical order, so the SDK E2E assertions were the stale outliers.

What changed

Updated the mode_handlers E2E action-order assertion to expect [autopilot, interactive, exit_only] in all five SDK suites, since they all assert against the same shared snapshot and were failing identically:

• dotnet/test/E2E/ModeHandlersE2ETests.cs
• go/internal/e2e/mode_handlers_e2e_test.go
• nodejs/test/e2e/mode_handlers.e2e.test.ts
• python/e2e/test_mode_handlers_e2e.py
• rust/tests/e2e/mode_handlers.rs (both the request.actions and requested_data.actions checks)

Notes

• recommendedAction is still "interactive" (that value is honored by the runtime), so those assertions are unchanged.
• The shared snapshot at test/snapshots/mode_handlers/should_invoke_exit_plan_mode_handler_when_model_uses_tool.yaml is intentionally left as-is: it records the model's raw tool call, and the runtime no longer uses that array's order.
• This addresses only the action-order failure. A second, separate CI failure in that runtime PR (McpOAuthE2ETests.Should_Cancel_Pending_MCP_OAuth_Request) is a runtime-side event-routing regression and is out of scope here.

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Pull request overview

Updates all SDK E2E suites to expect the runtime’s canonical exit_plan_mode action order.

Changes:

• Changes expected order to [autopilot, interactive, exit_only].
• Keeps the recommended action and raw snapshot unchanged.
• Aligns Rust request and event assertions.

Show a summary per file

File	Description
dotnet/test/E2E/ModeHandlersE2ETests.cs	Updates .NET assertion.
go/internal/e2e/mode_handlers_e2e_test.go	Updates Go assertion.
nodejs/test/e2e/mode_handlers.e2e.test.ts	Updates Node.js assertion.
python/e2e/test_mode_handlers_e2e.py	Updates Python assertion.
rust/tests/e2e/mode_handlers.rs	Updates Rust request and event assertions.

Review details

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• Review effort level: Medium

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Cross-SDK Consistency Review

This PR updates E2E tests in Node.js, Go, Python, .NET, and Rust to assert the canonical exit_plan_mode action order ["autopilot", "interactive", "exit_only"], and fixes the replay snapshot accordingly. However, the Java SDK's equivalent test (ModeHandlersTest#shouldInvokeExitPlanModeHandlerWhenModelUsesTool) was not updated and has two consistency gaps:

1. Test is still @Disabled — but the snapshot is now fixed

The test is disabled with:

`@Disabled`("Snapshot needs re-recording for CLI 1.0.57: https://github.com/github/copilot-sdk/issues/1547")

This PR fixes the snapshot (updating the action order to the canonical ["autopilot", "interactive", "exit_only"]). The @Disabled annotation can now be removed.

2. Missing canonical action order / recommendedAction assertions

All other SDKs now explicitly assert the canonical order and recommended action:

• .NET: Assert.Equal(["autopilot", "interactive", "exit_only"], request.Actions) + Assert.Equal("interactive", request.RecommendedAction)
• Go: checks request.Actions[0] == "autopilot", [1] == "interactive", [2] == "exit_only" + request.RecommendedAction == "interactive"
• Node.js: actions: ["autopilot", "interactive", "exit_only"], recommendedAction: "interactive"

The Java test only checks request.getActions().contains("interactive") and does not assert getRecommendedAction() at all.

Suggested additions to ModeHandlersTest.java (after re-enabling):

assertEquals(List.of("autopilot", "interactive", "exit_only"), request.getActions());
assertEquals("interactive", request.getRecommendedAction());

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