feat: support chaining multiple slash commands in a single prompt#16917
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Issue for this PR
Closes #16915
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What does this PR do?
Right now you can only use one slash command per prompt. If you type /command1 /command2, only the first one runs.
This adds support for chaining them. The input is split on / boundaries, each segment is parsed as its own command, and all the resulting template parts are merged into a single LLM turn. A new server endpoint handles the multi-command case; the single-command path is unchanged. The autocomplete also now reopens after a completed command so typing the next / feels natural.
How did you verify your code works?
Typed /init and /rmslop in a single prompt in both the TUI and web UI. Both commands ran in one turn. Also tested single commands still work as before.
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