cli: add --thinking flag to show reasoning blocks in run command#12013
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Summary
Add a
--thinkingflag to theruncommand that controls whether reasoning/thinking blocks are displayed.Changes
--thinkingboolean flag (defaults tofalse)--thinkingis explicitly passedThis allows users to opt-in to seeing model reasoning output while keeping the default output clean.