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This PR refactors
docs/source/llm_examples/acp/to support autoreloading withhmr: the ACP server can detect edits to harness files or even its own code and immediately hot-reload the edited code automatically, without user intervention or process restarts. Among other things, this allows an agent to edit its own code on the fly when it is accessed through an ACP client like Zed or Poolside.The diff is quite large, but that's mostly a consequence of splitting up one file into two so that the bulk of the code can be hot-reloaded while the low-level ACP server logic remains fixed. It also includes a number of miscellaneous small improvements to robustness, usability and extensibility, e.g. simplifying adding new slash commands.