Add indexed menu snapshot composition foundation - #142
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Summary
SDSScanner.open_indexed_menu_snapshot()to compose the existing indexedMNUacknowledgement and subsequentMSIretrieval under one host-side command lockMsiResponseand existing MSI transport restrictions without introducing new wire forms or menu lifecycle ownershipValidation
tests/test_radio.py: 62 passedsds200-0.20.2wheel and sdist built successfully2d4264ebbddbaf3ea0cbf82007d58f8f112ea314: push CI attempt 2 passed all five jobs after an isolated Python 3.12 rerunbe7f83f238ff20fb96e5f19087a6ed52bdaeed9dchanges only that test timeout from 0.1 to 0.5 secondsScope boundaries
This slice is host-side serialization only. It does not add
MSV/MSB, unindexedMNU, automatic menu exit/back behavior, scanner-side transaction/atomicity claims, fallback MSI support, renderer behavior, firmware/model applicability claims, or physical scanner validation.