fix(vscode): use native sandbox notifications - #11645
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fix(vscode): use native sandbox notifications
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The sandbox toggle currently reports successful state changes inside the webview, unlike auto-approve and other VS Code-level mode changes. Its longer explanatory copy also makes a simple enabled or disabled transition harder to scan.
This moves successful sandbox feedback to native VS Code notifications with concise
Sandbox enabledandSandbox disabledmessages. Detailed failure feedback remains in the webview, and native notifications are only emitted after a toggle completes successfully.