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Allow one second for terminal graphics detection - #30
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Ghostty on an Apple Silicon Mac intermittently selected ASCII graphics on the installer-launched first session, while a subsequent launch selected Kitty graphics. Increase the Kitty and Sixel capability probe deadlines from 200 ms to one second each. Responses still return immediately; explicit renderer selection and terminal size calibration are unchanged. The timeout explanation is not yet confirmed on the affected Mac.
Validation: local Go suites passed with the race detector, and go vet passed. An isolated PTY check simulated 500 ms responses and confirmed successful Kitty and Sixel detection. Native Linux, Apple Silicon, and Intel macOS test/package checks run in CI.
Includes v0.2.3 release notes.