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Strip structural tags from PlanReActPlanner response parts - #6655

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PlanReActPlanner.process_planning_response was leaving raw structural markers
(/*PLANNING*/, /*REASONING*/, /*ACTION*/, /*REPLANNING*/,
/*FINAL_ANSWER*/) in the text of the returned types.Part objects.
Consumers had to parse those markers themselves to distinguish reasoning from
the final answer, which is exactly the fragile hand-rolling that standardized
content blocks are meant to avoid.

This change strips the leading structural tag from each text part before it is
returned. The part.thought = True flag already serves as the
machine-readable indicator that a part contains reasoning rather than a
user-visible answer, so no new fields are needed. The /*FINAL_ANSWER*/
separator is also stripped from the reasoning text when a single part contains
both sections.

Two regression tests are added to test_plan_re_act_planner.py to verify that
no tag appears in the text of any returned part.

Fixes #3378

`PlanReActPlanner.process_planning_response` was leaving raw structural markers

Signed-off-by: Ishaan <ishaangupta0408@gmail.com>
@adk-bot adk-bot added the core [Component] This issue is related to the core interface and implementation label Aug 9, 2026
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Close in favor of #6666

@DeanChensj DeanChensj closed this Aug 11, 2026
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Standarlize content block for PlanReActPlanner and BuiltInPlanner

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