Closes #75

Summary

Agent-chat runtime events — including the high-frequency streaming content_delta tokens — were broadcast to every listener via the global Tauri event bus (app.emit). Tauri's event system is not designed for high-throughput streaming; Channels are the documented mechanism for it, and PTY output in this repo already streams that way. This PR moves per-thread chat streaming onto tauri::ipc::Channel, mirroring attach_pty_output.

Backend

• AgentChatChannelRegistry (Tauri-managed state): per-thread Channel<AgentChatEventPayload> entries, newest attach wins, generation-guarded detach so a stale unmount can never tear down a newer pane's channel.
• New commands: attach_agent_chat_output(thread_id, channel) -> u64 generation, detach_agent_chat_output(thread_id, generation).
• forward_event routes thread-scoped events to the matching thread's channel only; thread-less RuntimeWarnings keep the low-frequency global agent_chat_event bus.
• Replay split (documented in docs/features/agent-chat.md): the channel carries live events only. DB transcript persistence is unchanged, so late-attaching / resumed panes hydrate from agent_chat_list_messages exactly as before.

Frontend

• useAgentChatEvents registers a Channel per mounted thread (attach on mount, generation-guarded detach on unmount, handler kept on a ref so re-renders never re-attach) instead of filtering a global listen("agent_chat_event") stream.
• onAgentChatEvent bus subscription removed; attachAgentChatOutput / detachAgentChatOutput wrappers added.

Dev mock

• The plain-browser dev mock now simulates the channel path: a seeded chat-streaming workspace boots an agent_chat pane and send_turn streams token-by-token content_delta frames through the registered @tauri-apps/api Channel dispatcher with ordered {index, message} frames — same mechanism as real IPC.

Acceptance criteria

• Streaming tokens arrive over a Channel, not the global event bus
• No cross-thread leakage — a pane only receives its own thread's events
• Late-attaching / resumed panes still render the full transcript (DB hydrate + live channel)
• No regression in streaming smoothness or event ordering

Testing

• Rust: registry unit tests + 16 integration tests — per-thread routing, no cross-thread leakage, ordering across the async bridge, generation-guarded detach, threadless-warning bus fallback, persistence without a subscriber, and the full provider → spawn_event_bridge → channel pipeline with a mock provider and real tauri::ipc::Channel consumers.
• Frontend: tsc clean; 1832/1832 vitest including new hook lifecycle coverage (attach, dispatch, wrong-thread filter, generation detach, no re-attach on handler identity change, thread switch).
• E2E (mock IPC, browser): drove the chat pane in the browser; DOM text length grew monotonically during a turn (incremental token rendering), and a decoy channel on another thread received zero events while the target thread received its full ordered stream.
• E2E (real IPC): ran the dev desktop app against an isolated HOME with a real Claude session; the reply streamed as content_delta frames over the thread's channel in order (session_configured → deltas → item_completed → turn_completed), nothing thread-scoped appeared on the event bus, and a decoy channel on a second thread received zero events. Session stop + detach were clean.

cargo check, cargo test (only 2 pre-existing machine-local failures unrelated to this change — both reproduce identically at clean HEAD), npm run check, npm run test all verified on the merged tree.