[Feat] Add custom request fields for OpenAI-compatible providers

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What changed

OpenAI-compatible provider profiles now include a localized Extra Body JSON editor for provider-specific request fields. Zoo Code validates the JSON, rejects runtime-managed and prototype-sensitive keys, persists it only for OpenAI-compatible profiles, and merges safe fields into streaming, non-streaming, O-family, and single-completion requests.

The settings control uses VS Code-themed components, accessible validation feedback, translations for every supported locale, and unclipped full-height visual baselines for dark, light, high-contrast, and high-contrast-light themes. The visual tests now use the current shared gallery mount infrastructure from main.

Why this change was made

Providers such as Sail Research require request-body metadata to select features such as the balanced completion window. Custom headers cannot express those fields, so users previously needed a proxy. This closes #1104.

Impact

Users can configure provider-specific fields such as { "metadata": { "completion_window": "balanced" } } directly in an OpenAI-compatible profile without allowing custom JSON to override Zoo Code's model, messages, tools, streaming, reasoning, temperature, or token limits.

Related PRs

• Zoo-Code-Docs guide: [Docs] Explain OpenAI-compatible custom request fields Zoo-Code-Docs#46

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webview-ui/src/utils/validate.ts	93.33%	0 Missing and 1 partial ⚠️

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