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feat(control): let session.paste address a pane (#529)

`session.paste` always went to the main pane while its documented read-back `session.text` takes
`--pane`, so scripting a split meant writing one pane and reading another. The repo's own recipe
records the gap: `cookbook/annotate-claude-replies` falls back to typing a one-line pointer when the
chord fires in a split or scratch pane, because multi-line text needs paste and paste could not reach
that pane.

`--pane` is parsed in the dispatcher through the same `parsePane` that `session.status` and
`session.restore` use, so the role and position aliases the shared CLI `validatePaneArgument` accepts
actually resolve, an unparseable value answers the pinned `--pane must be left, right, or scratch`,
and a raw socket client running no `validate()` gets that same rejection. The app action takes the
parsed `StatusPane`, which keeps the spelling out of the app target and makes an unknown pane
unrepresentable there. A pane that parses but is not laid out is refused in `session.type`'s words:
`session has no split pane`, `session has no scratch terminal`.

Omitted keeps `addressableSurface`, so every existing caller is unchanged and a promoted split
survivor is still reached; without the flag the CLI sends no `args`.

`session.selectall` shares the binding arm and stays main-only: its read-back `session.copy` has no
pane either, and the pair has to resolve one surface.

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