#!/bin/bash
# Stop hook management for Claude Code loop continuation.
#
# NOTE: Hooks are currently no-ops. The loop uses `claude --print` (non-interactive),
# which runs to completion and exits naturally — no Stop hook is needed to signal
# iteration boundaries. The install/remove interface is preserved so that a future
# interactive mode can be added without changing loop.sh's call sites.
#
# If interactive mode is added, the hook mechanism will need redesign: `kill -INT $PPID`
# targets the hook runner's parent (Claude Code), not loop.sh. A sentinel-file or
# named-pipe approach would be more reliable.

install_hooks() {
    :  # no-op — see note above
}

remove_hooks() {
    :  # no-op — see note above
}