copy_fail_family: skip DIRTYFAIL typed prompt under --i-know

The vendored DIRTYFAIL exploits call typed_confirm("DIRTYFAIL"), which
reads stdin interactively. SKELETONKEY already gates --exploit/--auto
behind --i-know, so the prompt is redundant and deadlocks non-interactive
runs like `skeletonkey --auto --i-know`.

Add a dirtyfail_assume_yes flag, forwarded from skeletonkey_ctx.authorized
by the bridge layer's apply_ctx(). When set, typed_confirm() auto-satisfies
its gate and logs that it did so.

The YES_BREAK_SSH self-lockout guard is exempt — it protects the
operator's own access rather than gating authorization, so it still
requires an interactive answer.

Standalone DIRTYFAIL builds are unchanged: the flag defaults false.

modules/copy_fail_family/skeletonkey_modules.c

@@ -33,6 +33,12 @@ static void apply_ctx(const struct skeletonkey_ctx *ctx)
     dirtyfail_use_color     = !ctx->no_color;
     dirtyfail_active_probes = ctx->active_probe;
     dirtyfail_json          = ctx->json;
+    /* Forward the --i-know authorization gate. SKELETONKEY already
+     * blocks --exploit/--auto unless --i-know is passed, so by the time
+     * a DIRTYFAIL exploit callback runs, authorization is established.
+     * This lets typed_confirm() skip its (now redundant) interactive
+     * prompt, which otherwise deadlocks `skeletonkey --auto --i-know`. */
+    dirtyfail_assume_yes    = ctx->authorized;
     /* dirtyfail_no_revert is intentionally not driven from ctx —
      * it's a debug knob; default stays off. */
 }