refactor: split AgentAttachHandler into attach collaborators#18
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The websocket coordinator held 21 functions and an 89-line afterConnectionEstablished behind three documented suppressions. Durable-attach, live-attach, input-handler, websocket-support, and telemetry-recorder collaborators take over; all three @Suppress annotations are gone and the collaborators are unit-tested.
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Closes #8. The websocket coordinator (21 functions, 89-line afterConnectionEstablished) splits into durable-attach, live-attach, input-handler, websocket-support and telemetry-recorder collaborators with the handler contract and close/error ordering unchanged. All three documented suppressions are deleted; new tests cover the input handler and live attach. Review flagged three low-severity observability regressions (a dropped durable-attach log line, blank-param semantics, one missing warn log) — acceptable, noted for a logging follow-up.