feat: name and test the osc 52 copy path - #68
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The clipboard delivery already emitted OSC 52 and no native clipboard write, so on Herdr 0.9.0 a copy already reaches the terminal the person is viewing from rather than the server the app runs on. Give the sequence its own function, say why in one place, and pin the bytes: plain text, empty, multi-byte UTF-8, and an oversized payload that is emitted whole instead of truncated. Also pin that headless runs never emit, so --print, --export and --snapshot cannot start writing escape sequences into their output. refs #40
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The TUI's clipboard delivery already wrote OSC 52 and nothing else, which is what lets a copy reach a remote client's clipboard through Herdr 0.9.0. This extracts the sequence builder, documents why the path exists, and pins it with tests: exact bytes for ASCII, empty and multi-byte text, oversized text emitted whole, and a structural test that headless modes (--print, --export, --snapshot) never emit. README gains one sentence. No behavior change.
refs plannotator/herdr-annotate#40