feat(tools): add AI attribution tracking to EditFileTool

[jrf0110]

Implement contribution tracking in EditFileTool to monitor AI-generated code changes. This includes tracking whether edits were accepted or rejected by the user and reporting the metadata to the Kilocode service.

• Integrate trackContribution in EditFileTool.ts
• Update kilocode/editFileTool.ts to align with tracking logic
• Add changeset for versioning

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Code Review Summary

Status: No Issues Found | Recommendation: Merge

Overview

This PR adds AI Attribution line tracking to the EditFileTool by integrating the trackContribution service. The changes are well-structured:

• src/core/tools/EditFileTool.ts: Adds import and call to trackContribution after user approval/rejection
• src/core/tools/kilocode/editFileTool.ts: Removes unused imports and variables (sanitizeUnifiedDiff, unifiedPatchRaw, unifiedPatch), adds proper kilocode_change markers
• .changeset/little-wombats-attack.md: New changeset for the patch

The implementation correctly:

• Places tracking after the approval decision (fire-and-forget pattern)
• Passes all required parameters (cwd, filePath, originalContent, newContent, status, taskId, organizationId, kilocodeToken)
• Uses the existing state variable already in scope
• Cleans up dead code that was computing but never using unifiedPatch

Files Reviewed (3 files)

• .changeset/little-wombats-attack.md - New changeset file
• src/core/tools/EditFileTool.ts - Added contribution tracking
• src/core/tools/kilocode/editFileTool.ts - Cleaned up unused code, added markers