c2c-managed kimi hook template leaves bare [[hooks]] header, breaking kimi config validation

[XertroV]

Summary

The c2c-managed preuse-approval-hook-142 template block installed into kimi-code's config.toml starts with an uncommented [[hooks]] header followed only by comments. TOML parses this as an empty hook entry, which fails kimi's config schema validation.

Observed

kimi doctor reports:

ERROR config.toml  ~/.kimi-code/config.toml
  hooks[10].event: Invalid option: expected one of "PreToolUse"|"PostToolUse"|...
  hooks[10].command: Invalid input: expected string, received undefined

Cause

The installed block looks like:

[[hooks]]
# c2c-managed:BEGIN preuse-approval-hook-142

# c2c-managed PreToolUse hook (#142). Slice 2 — install side.
# ...
# [[hooks]]
# event = "PreToolUse"
# command = "...c2c-kimi-approval-hook.sh"

The leading [[hooks]] (the line before the BEGIN marker) is not commented out, while every example hook block below it is. Since the "entry" contains only comments, it deserializes as {} — an invalid hook with no event/command.

Expected

The template should be entirely inert until a user opts in: either comment out that header (# [[hooks]]) or omit it, so the default install passes kimi doctor cleanly.

Workaround

Delete or comment out the bare [[hooks]] line above # c2c-managed:BEGIN preuse-approval-hook-142.

Environment

• kimi-code config at ~/.kimi-code/config.toml (KIMI_CODE_HOME unset)
• Block references issue #142 (Slice 2, install side)