feat(hooks): expose stop hook via CLI#2627
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- Add a repeatable `--hook-stop` flag that registers shell commands fired by the existing upstream `EventStop` hook (defined in `pkg/hooks/types.go` as "fires when the model finishes its response")
- The hook event itself is already wired into the executor; this PR only plumbs the CLI surface, mirroring the existing `--hook-pre-tool-use`, `--hook-post-tool-use`, `--hook-session-{start,end}`, `--hook-on-user-input` flags
- Threads the new entry through `RuntimeConfig.HookStop`, `HooksFromCLI`, `CLIHooks`, and `Clone`; tests updated to cover both the new flag and the clone-copy path
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We have a case where we need to capture event when model finishes responding. There's already existing
stophook for that, but it's not exposed via CLI.