fix(realtime): include tool arguments in RealtimeToolStart/RealtimeToolEnd events

[ruskaruma]

What I changed

I added an arguments field to RealtimeToolStart events so developers can see the parameters passed when a tool is invoked.
The tool_end event already exposes the tool’s output, so adding arguments makes the start and end events more consistent and useful.

What I did

1. Added the arguments field to the RealtimeToolStart dataclass in events.py.
   It’s stored as a JSON string, following the same convension used by the model layer.
2. Updated the event emission logic in session.py to include the arguments from the tool call event.
3. Extended the test suit to check that arguments are correctly included — covering normal, empty, and nested JSON cases.

Testing

All existing realtime tests passed (156/156).
The new tests verify that arguments are properly included in all scenerios.

This is a simple, low-risk update that fits cleanly into the existing structure of the codebase.

Fixes #1663

[ruskaruma]

Hello @seratch. I’ve created this pull request. would really appreciate it if you could take a quick look when you get a chance. Please let me know if there’s anything I should fix or improve here.

Thanks a lot for your time and feedback!

[seratch]

Thanks for sending this patch! It seems to be good to go, but I will do manual testing before merging it

[seratch]

These changes look good to me. Can you add the same to RealtimeToolEnd events for consistency?

[ruskaruma]

Thank you for reviewing the changes. I’ll make sure to apply the same updates to the RealtimeToolEnd events to keep everything consistent.

[ruskaruma]

@seratch I’ve added the arguments field to RealtimeToolEnd events for consistency with RealtimeToolStart. All tests passed.

Are there any other issues you’d recommend I look into? I’m free through Friday and would love to spend the time contributing here . Really excited to keep going!

[seratch]

Thank you so much for working on this! LGTM

[ruskaruma]

Thank you so much for working on this! LGTM

Anything else you think I could help with next? I’d love to keep contributing while I have some free time.