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feat(ui-workspace): support manual flat-list ordering

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Shared Workspace browser and picker plugin. `WorkspaceBrowser` fills the sidebar's `sidebar.workspaces` slot, while `WorkspacePicker` fills the page-local Session Intent hero's `conversation.hero.workspace` slot; both surfaces use the same Workspace menu and add flow.
The browser renders grouped or flat Session rows from the global runtime hooks and owns Workspace add/rename/reorder plus grouped Session reorder. A Workspace remembers whether it is closed or showing Sessions; an open Workspace shows five Sessions by default, offers a transient **Show more** control for the remainder, and returns to five after the whole Workspace is closed and reopened. Creating a Session from a Workspace row first opens that group so the new row remains visible when the Session state arrives. Once the Workspace list baseline is ready, browser-persisted expansion and Session-order records retain only current Workspace ids plus Ungrouped. View options combine grouping with one browser-persisted Session order per group: real Workspaces initialize from `WorkspaceView.sessionIds`, while Ungrouped initializes from recency. Entering **Last updated** performs a complete recency sort and later user prompts or steers promote their Session once, while entering **Manual** preserves every current position and disables later promotion. Dragging edits the current order in either mode; Manual-mode drags for real Workspaces also update the Host Session account, while Ungrouped order remains browser-local because no Workspace owns those Sessions. Workspace drag order is Host-durable in either Session order mode.
The browser renders grouped or flat Session rows from the global runtime hooks and owns Workspace add/rename/reorder plus Session reorder. A Workspace remembers whether it is closed or showing Sessions; an open Workspace shows five Sessions by default, offers a transient **Show more** control for the remainder, and returns to five after the whole Workspace is closed and reopened. Creating a Session from a Workspace row first opens that group so the new row remains visible when the Session state arrives. Once the Workspace list baseline is ready, browser-persisted expansion and Session-order records retain only current Workspace ids plus Ungrouped and the flat-list account. View options combine grouping with one browser-persisted Session order per account: real Workspaces initialize from `WorkspaceView.sessionIds`, while Ungrouped and the cross-Workspace flat list initialize from recency. **Manual** and **Last updated** apply in either presentation. Entering Last updated performs a complete recency sort and later user prompts or steers promote their Session once, while entering Manual preserves every current position and disables later promotion. Dragging edits the current order in either mode; Manual-mode drags for real Workspaces also update the Host Session account, while Ungrouped and flat-list orders remain browser-local because neither has one Workspace account. Flat rows omit the empty leading status slot because they have no parent hierarchy, but retain it when a Session status is visible. Workspace drag order is Host-durable in either Session order mode.
Collapsed search is one header action beside the view and add actions. Activating it expands the field across the header; an outside click collapses only a query that is empty after trimming, while the clear control always resets and collapses it. A non-blank search query replaces either browsing mode with one flat result list: case-insensitive title and Workspace substring matches appear immediately, while a 250 ms debounced Host request adds ranked current-conversation content matches and snippets. The English search input and its defensive request path remove NUL, cap the query at the wire schema's 500 UTF-16 code units without splitting a surrogate pair, and preserve the existing debounce and cancellation behavior. Each new query aborts the preceding request; a failed content search leaves metadata matches visible with a warning. The list is capped at 20, asks the user to narrow broader queries, and opens the selected Session without clearing the query or jumping to a specific event.