feat(tui): copy transcript selections with Command-C - #257
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Summary
Add Command+C to copy Kit's drag-selected transcript text through the existing selection-copy path, rejoining wrapped lines and removing code-block gutters. With no selection, the shortcut is a no-op.
Impact
Command+C requires the terminal to forward the shortcut through the Kitty keyboard protocol rather than intercept it for native Copy. The TUI guide now documents this limitation and the existing Ctrl+Y fallback.