feat(opencode): prioritize text/markdown in webfetch accept header#16208
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Issue for this PR
Closes #13486
Redo of #15899, which was auto-closed for not following the PR template.
Type of change
What does this PR do?
This PR adds
text/markdownas the highest priority in the default Accept header for the webfetch tool. When a server supports content negotiation and can serve markdown directly, this skips the HTML-to-markdown conversion on the client side.Cloudflare's Markdown for Agents serves markdown at the edge for any zone with the feature enabled. By requesting
text/markdownfirst, opencode gets cleaner output with fewer tokens from sites that support it, and falls back to the existing HTML conversion otherwise.The change is a single line in the default
Acceptheader —text/markdownis prepended beforetext/html.How did you verify your code works?
Added tests covering accept header behavior for each format option and verifying markdown passthrough vs HTML conversion. Ran the test suite in
packages/opencode.Screenshots / recordings
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