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Add follow-up task generation on approve

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When approving a task, PM agent analyzes pipeline output and creates
follow-up tasks automatically (e.g. security audit → 8 fix tasks).

core/followup.py:
  generate_followups() — collects pipeline output, runs followup agent,
  parses JSON task list, creates tasks with parent_task_id linkage.
  Handles: bare arrays, {tasks:[...]} wrappers, invalid JSON, empty.

agents/prompts/followup.md — PM prompt for analyzing results and
  creating actionable follow-up tasks with priority from severity.

CLI: kin approve <task_id> [--followup] [--decision "text"]
API: POST /api/tasks/{id}/approve {create_followups: true}
  Returns {status, decision, followup_tasks: [...]}

Frontend (TaskDetail approve modal):
  - Checkbox "Create follow-up tasks" (default ON)
  - Loading state during generation
  - Results view: list of created tasks with links to /task/:id

ProjectView: tasks show "from VDOL-001" for follow-ups.

13 new tests (followup), 125 total, all passing.

Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.6 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
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@ -112,8 +112,8 @@ export const api = {
post<Project>('/projects', data),
createTask: (data: { project_id: string; title: string; priority?: number; route_type?: string }) =>
post<Task>('/tasks', data),
approveTask: (id: string, data?: { decision_title?: string; decision_description?: string; decision_type?: string }) =>
post<{ status: string }>(`/tasks/${id}/approve`, data || {}),
approveTask: (id: string, data?: { decision_title?: string; decision_description?: string; decision_type?: string; create_followups?: boolean }) =>
post<{ status: string; followup_tasks: Task[] }>(`/tasks/${id}/approve`, data || {}),
rejectTask: (id: string, reason: string) =>
post<{ status: string }>(`/tasks/${id}/reject`, { reason }),
runTask: (id: string) =>