feat(foreground): track topmost process + browser page title

Adds cross-platform foreground-window tracking and exposes it over REST
(/api/foreground) and the existing WebSocket feed.

- foreground_service.py: Windows probe via ctypes (HANDLE-correct argtypes
  to avoid 64-bit handle truncation); macOS via AppKit; Linux via Xlib
  (Wayland returns unavailable). TTL cache + per-platform fallback.
- browser_url_service.py: when foreground is a recognised browser, extract
  the page title from the window title (browser-name suffix stripped) and
  surface `is_browser` + `browser_page_title`. Optional UIA-based URL
  extraction behind MEDIA_SERVER_BROWSER_UIA env flag (off by default —
  Chromium browsers keep their accessibility tree dormant otherwise).
- websocket_manager: poll foreground every 1s inside the existing status
  loop, broadcast `foreground` on connect and `foreground_update` on
  change. Diff only on user-visible fields to avoid geometry spam.
- WebUI: new editorial card rendered under the monitor list on the
  Display tab — process name, window title, fullscreen/minimized/monitor
  chips, browser block when applicable, exe path, PID, started-ago,
  geometry, platform. 16px inter-section gap matches Settings cadence.
- i18n: 25 new keys added to both en.json and ru.json.

Co-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 4.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>

media_server/routes/__init__.py

@@ -4,6 +4,7 @@ from .audio import router as audio_router
 from .browser import router as browser_router
 from .callbacks import router as callbacks_router
 from .display import router as display_router
+from .foreground import router as foreground_router
 from .health import router as health_router
 from .links import router as links_router
 from .media import router as media_router
@@ -14,6 +15,7 @@ __all__ = [
     "browser_router",
     "callbacks_router",
     "display_router",
+    "foreground_router",
     "health_router",
     "links_router",
     "media_router",