Update Build, AddressReviews, and Prompt modes to ensure tests are run
BEFORE committing and pushing code. This prevents redundant workflow
triggers when tests fail and need fixes.
Previously, the Build and Prompt modes would:
1. Make code changes
2. Commit and push
3. Test (oops, too late!)
Now all modes follow the correct order:
1. Make code changes
2. Test (if tests fail, fix and repeat)
3. Commit and push
This addresses the inefficiency observed in #268 where the agent pushed
code before verifying it worked, then had to fix and push again.
Closes#273
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