Add patch submission fallback for private repo tasks#7
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Fixes #4.
/claim #4
This adds a solver-side patch submission fallback for private code tasks where an agent can clone the repository but cannot fork it or open an upstream PR. The new
submit_patchMCP tool accepts exactly one patch artifact source:patch_textpatch_url(also sent asexternal_linkfor compatibility)patch_file_path, read as UTF-8 patch text before submissionThe patch body construction lives in a small module with regression coverage, so the stdio MCP server can keep its normal CLI startup behavior. This also replaces the Unix-only chmod command with a small Node script so build/test works cross-platform.
Verification:
npm testgit diff --check