feat: add session persistence, state management commands, and --new-tab click (#184)

Rebased and fixed implementation of PR #184 features on current main:

Session persistence:
- --session-name flag and AGENT_BROWSER_SESSION_NAME env var auto-save/restore
  cookies and localStorage across browser restarts
- State files stored in ~/.agent-browser/sessions/ with owner-only permissions
- AES-256-GCM encryption via AGENT_BROWSER_ENCRYPTION_KEY env var
- Auto-expiration of old state files (AGENT_BROWSER_STATE_EXPIRE_DAYS, default 30)

State management commands:
- state list: list saved state files with metadata
- state show <file>: display state summary (cookies, origins, domains)
- state rename <old> <new>: rename state files
- state clear [name] [--all]: clear saved states
- state clean --older-than <days>: delete expired states

New --new-tab flag for click command:
- Opens link href in a new tab instead of navigating the current tab

Security hardening:
- Session name validation prevents path traversal (CLI + daemon)
- safeHeaderMerge prevents prototype pollution in header merging
- WebSocket stream server binds to 127.0.0.1 only
- State files written with 0o600 permissions

Fixes applied over the original PR:
- Use color.rs module instead of hardcoded ANSI escape codes
- Align CLI output field names with daemon response format
- Add CLI-level --session-name validation (not just daemon-side)
- Avoid adding "DOM" to tsconfig.json lib (use proper typing in evaluate)
- Keep version at 0.9.3 (matches current main)
- Centralize session name validation in daemon.ts helper
- Update all documentation (README, SKILL.md, docs site, --help output)

Co-authored-by: Chris Tate <chris@ctate.dev>

src/stream-server.ts

@@ -114,8 +114,12 @@ export class StreamServer {
   start(): Promise<void> {
     return new Promise((resolve, reject) => {
       try {
+        // SECURITY: Bind to localhost only to prevent network exposure.
+        // The stream server allows direct input injection (mouse, keyboard, touch)
+        // which would be a critical security risk if exposed to the network.
         this.wss = new WebSocketServer({
           port: this.port,
+          host: '127.0.0.1',
           // Security: Reject cross-origin WebSocket connections from untrusted origins.
           // This prevents malicious web pages from connecting and injecting input events.
           // Localhost origins are allowed so browser-based stream viewers can connect.