[plan] Replace bare prompt in remove_command.go with console.ConfirmAction()

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Objective

Replace the manual prompt/scanln pattern in remove_command.go with the proper console.ConfirmAction() helper for consistency and better UX.

Context

From discussion #11611: The remove_command.go file uses a bare prompt (fmt.Print + fmt.Scanln) instead of the Huh-based console.ConfirmAction() wrapper.

Current Issue: remove_command.go:118 uses manual prompt handling instead of the standardized console helper.

Approach

1. Locate the prompt code around line 118 in pkg/cli/remove_command.go

2. Replace with console.ConfirmAction():

   • Use existing console package function
   • Provide clear question text
   • Handle error case properly

3. Test the change:

   • Verify interactive prompt works
   • Test with and without TTY
   • Ensure accessibility mode is respected

Files to Modify

• Update: pkg/cli/remove_command.go (line ~118)

Implementation Example

// Before (remove_command.go:118):
fmt.Print("Are you sure you want to remove the workflow? (yes/no): ")
var response string
fmt.Scanln(&response)
if response != "yes" {
    return fmt.Errorf("workflow removal cancelled")
}

// After:
confirmed, err := console.ConfirmAction(
    "Remove workflow?",
    "Yes, remove",
    "No, cancel",
)
if err != nil {
    return fmt.Errorf("failed to get confirmation: %w", err)
}
if !confirmed {
    return fmt.Errorf("workflow removal cancelled")
}

Acceptance Criteria

• Manual prompt replaced with console.ConfirmAction()
• Error handling properly implemented
• Interactive prompt works in terminal
• Accessibility mode is respected
• Code passes make fmt and make lint
• make agent-finish completes successfully

Priority

Phase 1: Critical Fix (1-2 hours estimated)

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