fix: use session: target syntax in list-panes to avoid numeric name ambiguity#1
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When session names are integers (e.g. 0, 1, 2), tmux list-panes -t 2 is ambiguous — tmux can resolve 2 as a window index in the current session rather than "session named 2, active window". This causes the wrong pane ID to be returned, so the dashboard panel for session 2 ends up displaying content from an unrelated pane.
Fix: append : to the session name (-t session:) which is tmux's unambiguous syntax for "active window of this named session". Applied to both activePaneID and listPaneIDs.