feat: complete Go port with go-te terminal emulator

Full Go implementation under go/ replacing Python pyte with go-te:
- HTTP server with WebSocket protocol, SSE, screenshot SVG rendering
- PTY terminal sessions and Docker exec sessions
- Docker watcher (label-based container discovery + event stream)
- CPU stats collection with sparkline SVG rendering
- Session manager with TwoWayMap routing and replay buffers
- C1 normalization, DA filtering, identity generation, theme palettes

Audit fixes for 9 concurrency/correctness issues:
- HTTP transport leak: shared client pool for Docker socket calls
- WebSocket concurrent writes: all writes routed through send channel
- Closed channel panic: atomic.Bool guard on enqueueWSData
- GetFirstRunningSession: use UnsafeForward under SessionManager lock
- NewSession TOCTOU: re-check routeKey after re-acquiring lock
- waitErr data race: protect with mutex in both session types
- Replay buffer fragmentation: copy to new slice on eviction
- go-te dirty tracking: check screen.Dirty before incrementing counter
- Identity modulo bias: rejection sampling for uniform distribution

All Go tests pass (including -race). Python baseline unchanged (397 tests).

Co-authored-by: Copilot <223556219+Copilot@users.noreply.github.com>
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## Known Issues
- `pyte` (the library used to capture the underlying terminal state for screenshots) does not implement some standard escape sequences, resulting in occasionally mis-rendered screenshots. We monkeypatch pyte at runtime to add missing support (CSI S/T scroll, alternate screen buffers, etc.) — see [docs/pyte-patches.md](docs/pyte-patches.md) for details. I'm waiting for `libghostty-vt` to be finished to port this whole thing to Go (or even plain C) and have full fidelity.
- `pyte` (the library used to capture the underlying terminal state for screenshots) does not implement some standard escape sequences, resulting in occasionally mis-rendered screenshots. We monkeypatch pyte at runtime to add missing support (CSI S/T scroll, alternate screen buffers, etc.) — see [docs/pyte-patches.md](docs/pyte-patches.md) for details.
## Installation
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- WebSocket protocol (browser ↔ server) is JSON: `["stdin", data]`, `["resize", {"width": w, "height": h}]`, `["ping", data]`.
- Frontend source is in `src/webterm/static/js/terminal.ts`.
- Screenshots use [pyte](https://github.com/selectel/pyte) for ANSI interpretation and custom SVG rendering. `AltScreen` adds alternate screen buffer support, [CSI S/T scroll handling, and Ink partial clear expansion](docs/pyte-patches.md).
- Go runtime port is in `go/webterm` (entrypoint: `go/cmd/webterm`), using [go-te](https://github.com/rcarmo/go-te) for terminal state and screenshots.
- CPU stats are read directly from Docker socket using asyncio (no additional dependencies).
## Requirements
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- [ghostty-web](https://github.com/rcarmo/ghostty-web) - Patched Ghostty terminal for the web (vendored fork with theme support)
- [ghostty-web upstream](https://github.com/coder/ghostty-web) - Original Ghostty terminal for the web
- [pyte](https://github.com/selectel/pyte) - PYTE terminal emulator (used for SVG screenshots)
- [go-te](https://github.com/rcarmo/go-te) - Go VT terminal emulator used for the in-progress port