Add an output filter for `deno`

[Koukyosyumei]

Add an output filter for deno

h5i compresses noisy command output before it reaches an agent's context (this powers h5i capture run). Filters are small declarative TOML rule files under assets/filters/, embedded into the binary at build time. This is a self-contained good-first-issue: add a filter for deno. No changes to core logic are needed.

Why

deno test/lint/check print per-item progress; the signal is failures, diagnostics, and the test/lint summary.

What to keep / strip

• Keep (the signal): failing test/lint names, error diagnostics, and the N passed; M failed summary.
• Strip (the noise): ok/passing lines, download notices, and blank lines.

Steps

1. Create assets/filters/deno.toml.
2. Match the command with a match_command regex, e.g. match_command = "^deno\\b". Make it match typical invocations but not unrelated commands.
3. Use the fields below to strip the noise and keep the signal.
4. Add 2–3 inline golden tests ([[tests.deno]]): a normal run, an error/failure run, and a clean/empty run if relevant.

Available fields (see src/filter_rules.rs)

description, match_command, strip_ansi, replace (pattern/replacement), match_output (pattern/message/unless), strip_lines_matching, keep_lines_matching, truncate_lines_at, head_lines, tail_lines, max_lines, on_empty.

Copy an existing filter as a starting point — e.g. eslint.toml (line-strip style) or ping.toml (tail-only style).

Golden-test shape

[filters.deno]
description = "…"
match_command = "^deno\\b"
strip_ansi = true
strip_lines_matching = [ "^\\s*$" ]

[[tests.deno]]
name = "keeps the summary, drops the noise"
input = """…raw output…"""
expected = """…filtered output…"""

How to verify

cargo test builtin_golden_tests_pass     # runs every filter's inline golden tests
cargo test --test filter_quality         # token-cut + signal-preservation checks

(On low-RAM machines, build single-job: cargo build -j1.)

Reference

The upstream rtk project supports the Deno toolchain — see its src/filters/ and src/cmds/ for inspiration on what matters in the output. h5i's filters are derived from rtk (see assets/filters/NOTICE).

Acceptance criteria

• assets/filters/deno.toml added with a clear description
• match_command matches typical deno invocations and not unrelated ones
• At least 2 golden tests pass (normal + error/edge)
• Real token reduction on a sizeable run, with the important signal preserved