Use standard VS Code codicons for mode picker icons - #127
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The chat mode picker (agent / ask / manual / plan / composer) rendered its mode glyphs with emoji (`⚙ 💬 🛡 📋 🎼`), which render inconsistently across platforms and clash with the theme's icon font used everywhere else in the webview. Each mode now maps to a standard VS Code codicon and is rendered through the existing `codicon()` helper, matching the rest of the UI. Closes #125
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Closes #125
Replaces the emoji mode glyphs (⚙💬🛡📋🎼) in the chat mode picker with standard
VS Code codicons, rendered through the existing
codicon()helper so they matchthe rest of the webview. Adds a test asserting the mode icon map contains no
emoji and uses codicon names.
Gates: check-types clean, lint 0 errors, 1746 passed / 5 skipped.