feat(solid): expose terminal focus events via hooks#811
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Closes #766
The renderer already emits
"focus"and"blur"events when the terminal window gains/loses focus (via DECSET 1004), but there's no way to consume them from the SolidJS layer.This adds three hooks following existing patterns:
onFocus(callback)/onBlur(callback)— callback style, mirrorsonResizeuseTerminalFocus()→Accessor<boolean>— signal style, mirrorsuseTerminalDimensionsUse case: opencode plugins need to know if the user is looking at the terminal to decide whether to send OS notifications. Currently done via osascript polling — this replaces it with the event-driven signal the terminal already provides.