docs: use JSON objects for ext-feedback _content parameters#185
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The ext-feedback extension now expects approved_content, denied_content, acknowledged_content, and timeout_content as JSON objects instead of JSON-encoded strings. Update examples accordingly and remove the now-unnecessary json.dumps() in the playbook example. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.6 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
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approved_content,denied_content, andacknowledged_contentas JSON objects instead of JSON-encoded stringsjson.dumps()wrapper (and unusedimport json) from the playbook exampleMatches the ext-feedback change in 8db6521 that removed the
flexJSONunmarshaler.Test plan
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