[codex] Create workspace sessions per font window#110
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Summary
Creates explicit main-process workspace sessions for font windows. Launcher windows now stay unbound, while each workspace window is attached to a WorkspaceSession that owns its own utility process, document client, document workflow, and attached renderer windows.
Motivation
This removes the previous renderer-carried workspace binding shape and the singleton workspace process. Main now resolves workspace and document connections from the sender window, which makes the invariant clearer: workspace windows are born attached to a workspace, and launcher windows do not connect to workspace data.
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