feat: rebuild tab movement across windows - #279
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Summary
Tabs can again move directly between live windows without saving or losing unsaved content. The destination acknowledges a brokered transfer before the source removes its tab; a dead or busy destination leaves the source unchanged.
The tab context menu identifies each destination window, the window menu can merge other windows here, and Cmd/Ctrl+Shift+M carries the active tab through windows in creation order (or detaches it when no destination exists).
Rebuilds the functional scope of #225 without its stale merge history. Depends on #278; merge after it.
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