feat(maestro): wire React app as sole web entry point

Deletes the vanilla shell and mounts App.tsx on #root. main.ts and the
23 views it drove are gone; App.tsx composes the ported components —
sidebar, multi-view, command bar, spawn modal, help and restart
overlays, daemon link, drawer — around the catalog and layout stores.

The pure parts of four deleted modules moved next to the components
that still use them: the spawn-form model and spawnSimilar into
components/spawn, the transcript's markdown/format helpers and the diff
into components/structured, the help overlay's grouping into
components/dialogs. Document-level event names now live in uiEvents.ts.

Deduplicated two pairs the migration left side by side: the sidebar
uses dialogs/KillDialog and common/ContextMenu. It also listens for the
command bar's kill/rename events, which nothing had picked up since
catalog.ts went away.

styles.css stays as the token and base layer, with `#app` renamed to
`#root` and the pane-body rules re-keyed off the classes the React
panes actually carry.

Closes #253

web/src/components/dialogs/model.ts

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+// Command-registry grouping for the help overlay. Moved out of help.ts (whose
+// imperative DOM overlay #253 deleted) so HelpOverlay.tsx renders the same
+// grouping the vanilla overlay did.
+
+import { publishedCommands, type Command } from "../../commands.js";
+
+/** Published commands bucketed by `group`, in registry order — the order the
+ *  overlay lists them in. */
+export function groupedCommands(): { title: string; items: Command[] }[] {
+  const groups: { title: string; items: Command[] }[] = [];
+  for (const cmd of publishedCommands()) {
+    let group = groups.find((g) => g.title === cmd.group);
+    if (!group) {
+      group = { title: cmd.group, items: [] };
+      groups.push(group);
+    }
+    group.items.push(cmd);
+  }
+  return groups;
+}