Waleed c1b84e4eec feat(linq): audit fixes + native auto-registering webhook trigger (#5301)
* feat(linq): audit fixes + native auto-registering webhook trigger

Tools/block audit (validated against the live Linq partner API + OpenAPI spec):
- create_chat: read the sent message from top-level response.message (was always null)
- get_message/edit_message: expose canonical deliveryStatus; mark is_delivered/is_read deprecated
- send_message: fall back to from_handle.service/preferred_service for service output
- list_phone_numbers: migrate deprecated health_status to reputation; add forwardingNumber; guard JSON parse
- check_imessage/check_rcs: guard response.json() parse
- mark_chat_read: note 1:1-only / group no-op behavior

Native webhook trigger (auto register + deregister):
- 6 triggers (message received/delivered/failed/read, reaction added, all-events)
- Standard Webhooks signature verification (HMAC-SHA256, whsec_ secret)
- createSubscription/deleteSubscription manage the Linq subscription lifecycle
- event_id idempotency; full 27-value WebhookEventType enum for all-events
- regenerated docs

* refactor(linq): drop phantom create_chat response path, complete deliveryStatus enum doc

Final validation against the raw Linq OpenAPI spec confirmed the sent message
is at chat.message (CreateChatResult exposes only chat), so the data.message
fallback was dead code. Also list all 7 DeliveryStatus values in the
send_message output description.

* fix(linq): namespace trigger credential keys, handle edit_message 204, nullable forwardingNumber

Review + final pre-merge audit fixes:
- Trigger apiKey/phoneNumbers subblocks collided with the block's tool apiKey
  state key — rename to triggerApiKey/triggerPhoneNumbers (per the namespacing
  rule from #2133) and read them in the webhook handler
- edit_message: the API returns 204 No Content when editing an already-deleted
  message; guard the empty body instead of throwing on response.json()
- list_phone_numbers: mark forwardingNumber output nullable (returns null)
- check_rcs: tighten address hint (RCS is phone-only, not email)
- regenerated docs

* fix(linq): read triggerApiKey in webhook deleteSubscription

deleteSubscription still read config.apiKey after the credential rename, so
undeploy would skip the DELETE and orphan the Linq subscription. Match
createSubscription's triggerApiKey key.

* fix(linq): mark list_phone_numbers healthStatus output nullable

healthStatus returns null when Linq omits reputation/health_status; declare
nullable: true to match the runtime value (same as forwardingNumber).

* fix(linq): mark nullable list_webhook_subscriptions item fields

phoneNumbers/createdAt/updatedAt are null-coerced by mapWebhookSubscription;
declare nullable: true on the array-item schema to match runtime (consistent
with the top-level webhook outputs' optional flags).
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