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Add DevTools, text clipboard and unpacked extension loading - #33
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Users can open Chromium's real DevTools in a Termium tab with F12, copy selected page text with F8/Ctrl+C, and load unpacked extensions with repeatable
--extensionarguments. The F10 menu exposes these tools and Chromium's extension manager.Fixes drag-to-select: CDP motion events now include the active button in addition to the held-button mask. Copy follows focused inputs/frames/open shadow DOM, excludes password fields, bounds text size, and sends base64-encoded OSC 52 through the UI output owner. Existing bracketed paste remains literal text. DevTools uses the existing private pipe, with no debugging port, and closes with its inspected page.
Validation: full Linux
npm test, typecheck, Go race checks, and Darwin arm64/amd64 cross-builds pass. Real-Chromium tests exercise actual drag selection, Unicode paste, frame/shadow selection, DevTools connection to the inspected page, rendering, close/reopen/owner close, and an unpacked content-script extension loaded through the server CLI. Full test workflows also pass on native Apple Silicon and Intel macOS. The first macOS DevTools test exposed a frontend-attachment readiness race in the test; it now waits for the actual inspected target. All three package-install jobs pass. Apple Silicon required one retry after a remote download socket closed; that retry passed without code changes.Docs explain terminal clipboard support, session-only unpacked extension loading, and limits. Separate audio research records a successful synthetic-tone test through a dedicated silent PulseAudio sink after removing Puppeteer's mute flag. Audio behavior is not changed by this PR.