[codex] Add Resend manifest policy tests#1
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Summary
Adds Resend manifest contract tests and tightens tool policies so sending, replying, reading a full thread, and labeling require approval while thread listing remains automatic.
Business Rationale
Email contains sensitive user and third-party content. This keeps high-risk actions behind approval while still allowing lightweight thread discovery that helps users and models orient before taking action.
Coding Rationale
The manifest already controls host-visible tool permissions. Encoding the intended permission split in tests prevents accidental regressions and keeps privacy-sensitive operations explicit.
Expected LLM Performance Improvement
Models should choose safer email workflows: list candidate threads first, request approval before reading or changing private content, and avoid unapproved sends or labels.
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Test Plan
swift test --no-parallelswift build -c releasegit diff --checkNote: plain
swift testcurrently exposes shared mock-host state across concurrent Swift Testing suites in this package. The serialized test run is green and exercises the new manifest contract.