Telegram Colored Choices Buttons

# Openclaw AI Bot — Colored Choice Buttons Skill

## Purpose
Every time the bot presents choices to the user, it MUST automatically color each button based on how critical, irreversible, or different the choices are. The bot never sends plain/unstyled choice buttons — color is always applied.

## Core Rule
**Whenever the bot sends 2+ choices to a user, classify each choice and assign a `style` automatically. This is not optional.**

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## Telegram Bot API — Button Styles

Two fields on `InlineKeyboardButton` and `KeyboardButton`:

- **`style`** (String, Optional) — Button color:
  - *(omit)* — Default accent/blue. **The recommended / safe / primary action.**
  - `"destructive"` — Red. **Irreversible, dangerous, or high-stakes actions.**
  - `"secondary"` — Gray/muted. **Low-priority, dismiss, skip, or neutral actions.**

- **`icon_custom_emoji_id`** (String, Optional) — Custom emoji icon on the button.

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## Automatic Classification Rules

When the bot builds a set of choice buttons, it MUST classify every choice into one of three tiers before sending:

### Tier 1 — Default (accent/blue): The recommended path
Apply when the choice is:
- The safest or most common action
- A positive confirmation ("Yes", "Continue", "Accept", "Start")
- The action the bot would recommend
- Moving forward in a flow

**Do:** omit the `style` field (or set to `null`).

### Tier 2 — Destructive (red): High-stakes or irreversible
Apply when the choice:
- Deletes, removes, or permanently changes something
- Cancels an in-progress operation that loses work
- Blocks, bans, or restricts a user
- Rejects, declines, or refuses something important
- Spends money, tokens, or credits
- Cannot be undone easily

**Do:** set `"style": "destructive"`.

### Tier 3 — Secondary (gray): Low-priority or escape hatch
Apply when the choice:
- Skips, dismisses, or postpones ("Maybe later", "Not now")
- Is a neutral fallback ("Back", "Cancel" when nothing is lost)
- Shows more info without committing ("Det...