add keyboard tracking and app-qualified smart titles

**Keyboard hook (Windows)**
- Extends the existing C# WH_MOUSE_LL process to also install
  WH_KEYBOARD_LL alongside it (keyboard hook is optional — failure
  does not break mouse capture).
- Emits CHAR <code> <ts> for printable keystrokes, KEY <name> <ts>
  for modifier combos (Ctrl+T) and special keys (Backspace, Enter).

**Text accumulation in capture session**
- CaptureService tracks _keyBuffer (typed chars since last step) and
  _lastShortcut (last modifier combo) using the new onKeyboardEvent()
  method.
- snapshotKeyContext() is called at enqueueClickCapture time so each
  step's clickMeta.keyContext carries { recentTyped, recentShortcut }.
- Buffer resets after each snapshot; stale input (>8s gap) is dropped.

**UIAutomation element value**
- collectWindowsWindowContext now reads ValuePattern.Current.Value
  from the clicked element — giving us what's actually typed in a
  search box or text field without needing the keyboard buffer.

**Smart title generation (core/text-intel.js)**
- Priority chain: keyboard shortcut → element value → typed text
  → OCR → element label → page title → app name.
- SHORTCUT_TITLES maps 50+ common shortcuts (Ctrl+T, Ctrl+S, F5 …)
  to natural language descriptions: "Open new tab", "Save", etc.
- qualifyTitleWithApp() appends "in Chrome / VS Code / Terminal / …"
  to every title when the app is known: "Click Save in VS Code",
  "Search for oracle in Chrome", "Open new tab in Chrome".
- APP_DISPLAY_NAMES covers browsers, editors, terminals, office apps.

Six new unit tests cover shortcuts, typed-text search, element value,
and app-qualified OCR titles. Capture test updated for keyContext.

Co-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 4.6 <[email protected]>

tests/unit/text-intel.test.js

@@ -61,7 +61,8 @@ test('capture titles ignore browser chrome noise in favor of OCR', () => {
     },
     ocrText: 'New tab',
   });
-  assert.equal(title, 'Click New tab');
+  // OCR wins over the noisy window title; app name is appended for context.
+  assert.equal(title, 'Click New tab in Google Chrome');
 });
 
 test('tab-like roles use select when OCR identifies a tab label', () => {
@@ -110,7 +111,7 @@ test('search query is extracted from browser window title pattern', () => {
     },
     ocrText: '',
   });
-  assert.equal(title, 'Search for Oracle');
+  assert.equal(title, 'Search for Oracle in Chrome');
 });
 
 test('full link text with pipe separator is preserved in OCR phrases', () => {
@@ -140,6 +141,56 @@ test('search box element role uses Search for verb', () => {
   assert.equal(title, 'Search for Oracle');
 });
 
+test('keyboard shortcut produces action title qualified with app', () => {
+  const title = buildCaptureTitle({
+    mode: 'fullscreen',
+    metadata: { appName: 'chrome' },
+    ocrText: '',
+    recentShortcut: 'Ctrl+T',
+  });
+  assert.equal(title, 'Open new tab in Chrome');
+});
+
+test('keyboard shortcut title without app name', () => {
+  const title = buildCaptureTitle({
+    mode: 'fullscreen',
+    metadata: {},
+    ocrText: '',
+    recentShortcut: 'Ctrl+S',
+  });
+  assert.equal(title, 'Save');
+});
+
+test('typed text with search input role produces Search for title', () => {
+  const title = buildCaptureTitle({
+    mode: 'fullscreen',
+    metadata: { elementRole: 'search box', appName: 'chrome' },
+    ocrText: '',
+    recentTyped: 'oracle',
+  });
+  assert.equal(title, 'Search for "oracle" in Chrome');
+});
+
+test('UIAutomation element value takes priority over keyboard buffer', () => {
+  const title = buildCaptureTitle({
+    mode: 'fullscreen',
+    metadata: { elementRole: 'edit', elementValue: 'oracle', appName: 'chrome' },
+    ocrText: '',
+    recentTyped: 'ignored',
+  });
+  // elementValue (from UIAutomation) wins over the keyboard buffer
+  assert.ok(title.includes('oracle'), `expected oracle in title, got: ${title}`);
+});
+
+test('app-qualified OCR title includes app name', () => {
+  const title = buildCaptureTitle({
+    mode: 'fullscreen',
+    metadata: { appName: 'code' },
+    ocrText: 'Save',
+  });
+  assert.equal(title, 'Click Save in VS Code');
+});
+
 test('ai prompts include the deterministic OCR-backed title candidate', () => {
   const { prompt } = buildAiPrompt({
     captureContext: {