feat(web): add grid mode for multi-session workspace#1533
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Adds a grid-based workspace layout to the web app, allowing users to arrange multiple sessions side-by-side (1/2/3/4/6/8 layouts). Includes: - SessionGrid component composing multiple SessionView instances - GridToggle sidebar control for switching layout modes - CellSessionPicker for assigning sessions to grid cells - gridMode layout context for per-directory persistence Co-authored-by: hiai-bobcode contributors
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Adds a grid layout to the web app: arrange multiple sessions side-by-side in one workspace (1 / 2 / 3 / 4 / 6 / 8 cell layouts) with a sidebar toggle. Layout and cell assignments persist per-directory.
SessionGrid,GridToggle,CellSessionPickercomponentsgridModeslice in layout context for per-directory persistence