v0.8.0: WebUI redesign, /web, workspace switch, 75% budget, no shell timeout

The front end is rebuilt on the design tokens the desktop app ships (surfaces,
color-mix borders, alpha hovers, accent): a 30-icon inline SVG sprite, dark and
light themes, layout switches as deep links (?side=0, ?panel=0, ?theme=light)
resolved before the first paint. The empty page is one line and leaves with the
first turn; the right rail keeps three cards - todo, file changes (+N -M) and
context (tokens, prompt cache hit rate). Both rails animate in and out, and a
collapsed rail widens its grid track to 0 instead of being removed, so the
transcript never slides into a zero-width column.

- src/webui.c: POST /api/workspace - re-root the agent at another directory
  (permission rules, metrics, AGENTS.md follow) and start a session there, as
  sessions live per directory; state also reports cached/cache_miss tokens
- src/agent_loop.c: cst_agent_set_workspace(), rebuilt prompt and re-measured
  budget; the auto-compact threshold is 75% of the window (was 60%)
- src/tui.c: /web forks a WebUI next to the TUI - separate process and a new
  session, because cst_webui_run() blocks and two writers corrupt one session
- src/os_compat.c, src/os_win.c: run_shell runs without a time limit unless
  CST_SHELL_TIMEOUT asks for one, so builds and long clones finish
- src/main.c, include/cst_webui.h: one CST_WEBUI_DEFAULT_PORT for --help, the
  docs and /web; Termux opens the browser through termux-open-url
- README.md, docs/webui.md, docs/env_openai.md: /web, /api/workspace, the new
  state fields, the 75% threshold and the layout deep links

tests/e2e_webui.sh green (permission round-trip, token paths, --web-dev);
make check green.

include/os_compat.h

@@ -114,9 +114,10 @@ int os_win_get_label(const char *path, char *out, size_t n);
 int os_clipboard_set(const char *utf8, size_t n);
 #endif
 
-/* Child processes get stdin=/dev/null, their own process group, and are
- * killed after the timeout (CST_SHELL_TIMEOUT seconds, default 120) or when
- * *flag becomes non-zero. Exit code 124 = timeout, 130 = cancelled. */
+/* Child processes get stdin=/dev/null and their own process group. They run
+ * with no time limit unless one is asked for (CST_SHELL_TIMEOUT seconds, or
+ * os_set_run_timeout()); either way a non-zero *flag cancels them.
+ * Exit code 124 = killed by that timeout, 130 = cancelled. */
 void os_set_cancel_flag(volatile int *flag);
 volatile int *os_get_cancel_flag(void);
 void os_set_run_timeout(int seconds); /* this thread; 0 = default */