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feat: queue preview overflow modal + batched queue-flush delivery (#2493)

* feat(web): cap queue preview tray at 3 with paginated full-queue modal

The queue overlay above the composer rendered every queued message, so a
large deferred queue (e.g. 20 NEXT injections) pushed the conversation
off-screen. Cap the inline preview at 3 per group (Steer/Next); overflow
shows a "+N more" button that opens a modal with the full list paginated
at 10/page, preserving per-message actions (Move to Steer/Next, Delete).

* feat(daemon): coalesce queue flush into one batched prompt

When multiple messages flush at the turn-end/idle boundary on an idle
session, deliver them as ONE delimited prompt (payload.batchUuids) so the
model reads the whole queue before acting, instead of first-message-turn +
rest-steers producing one response per queued message. Members flip to
consumed with the kickoff; repo lookups (activeDeliveryMessageUuids,
cancel) and dead-letter settlement are batch-aware so members are never
re-delivered individually or left stranded. Non-text messages (images),
and any flush that races an active turn, fall back to per-message
delivery — the previous behavior.

* fix: address codex review round on batched queue flush + tray modal

P1: consume batch members atomically with the kickoff (single-transaction
markDeliveryConsumedByUuids) — a crash between separate flips would leave
members enqueued under a consumed kickoff and the reconciler would re-deliver
them individually. P1: consume ACP batch members at the acceptance boundary
(durable batchUuids lookup via getActiveDeliveryBatchUuids). P1: revalidate
every member + rebuild the prompt under the session lock in the bridge (a
member deleted/deferred between snapshot and feed must not reach the
provider), with a BATCH_DELIVERY_MAX_CHARS budget so a combined prompt can
never outgrow the provider request limit. P2: batch only fully-text flushes
(an interleaved image/command would reorder the queue), exclude... (continued)

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