[Bug] autoMode.allow does not override "Tmux Self Drive" classifier rule

Bug Description
Bug: autoMode.allow does not clear the "Tmux Self Drive" classifier rule, despite being the documented mechanism for exactly this. Repro: 1. Set up a first-party self-context-management script (ctx-compact-self) that sends /compact to the agent's own tmux pane via tmux send-keys, per Claude Code's own documented auto-roll pattern. 2. It gets blocked by the auto-mode classifier's soft_deny rule "Tmux Self Drive" — which explicitly notes "a wrapper or sleep delay does not clear it." 3. Add an autoMode.allow entry in ~/.claude/settings.json naming the exact script and matching the rule's own [named+specifics — must name: that this flagged self-driving pattern is a false positive — fine to allow] bracket format. 4. Confirm via claude auto-mode config that the entry is present in the classifier's actual effective ruleset. 5. Retry the action anyway — still blocked, identical rejection. 6. Restart the Claude Code process entirely (ruling out stale in-process config) and confirm the tmux pane is clean (ruling out an unrelated "queued input" false-positive) — still blocked. Expected: autoMode.allow should clear a matching soft_deny rule, per the documented behavior at code.claude.com/docs/en/auto-mode-config. Actual: this specific rule appears to resist the documented override mechanism entirely, with no working config-based escape hatch, even though the user explicitly authorized it in their own settings.

Environment Info

• Platform: linux
• Terminal: tmux
• Version: 2.1.214
• Feedback ID: 52b05c4b-ae05-4f96-a12a-8aa417a7f268

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