Let a tenant package declare the work areas it brings

[masterblox]

A tenant package can already carry its brand, its agents, its channels, its model, its knowledge,
its skills and its guided actions. What it cannot carry is the answer to "what work does this
deployment do?". This adds one optional file for that: surfaces.yaml.

- id: quotes-desk
  title: Quotes desk
  agent_id: quote-clerk

Three keys and nothing else. The build, not the package, owns the module and the URL path: declared
ids are resolved against what the build actually serves, and a declaration nothing serves stops the
deployment at tenant-package load with an error naming the id, rather than painting a tab that goes
nowhere. The closed rules (no fourth key, no ${...}, no URL, a bounded count, unique ids, an
agent_id the package actually declares) are enforced where the file is read.

surfaces.yaml is deliberately the one package file read without ${NAME} environment expansion.
A surface is drawn for people, so an interpolated value would be published by rendering it. That
reason is written down next to the code, because it reads like an inconsistency otherwise.

Related to the direction in #398 — a package being the unit that describes its own work, rather than
something retyped into a dialog.

Tests. server/tests/tenant-surfaces.test.ts — 12 pass, 0 fail, and it exercises the refusals,
not just the happy path.

Checks, on a fresh checkout of main with this change applied:

• bun run format:check, bun run lint, bun run typecheck, bun run build: all exit 0.
• bun run test: identical to the same checkout without the change — 63 fail, 57 errors, with no
  failure unique to this branch and none in the added file. Those failures are environmental: the
  integration suite wants a PostgreSQL with pgvector via TEST_DATABASE_URL, which a bare checkout
  does not have.

The change is additive and optional. A package that ships no surfaces.yaml behaves exactly as it
does today.

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[davidmckayv]

Needs changes before merge:

• Nothing reads what a package declares. TenantPackage.surfaces has no consumer in the server or the app, and resolveTenantSurfaces, which the docs say stops the deployment at load, is only called from the new test file. A package that declares a surface gets it parsed and nothing else happens. The package format is what every fork inherits, so a field with no consumer does not belong in it.
• Nothing in the repo asks for this. A coworker can arrive as an endpoint, but not as a file #398 is about importing a coworker's configuration from a file, not work areas. Say what deployment needs it and what should render a declared surface.
• docs/coworkers.md says "brand.yaml has a surfaces key too". It does not: brand.yaml reads only tenant and skin.
• The YAML example in the description is a bare list, but the loader reads a surfaces: key.
• It conflicts with main in CHANGELOG.md.

Either wire it end to end (startup calls resolveTenantSurfaces against a real list the build serves, the app renders the result, and an example package uses it), or cut the docs and changelog down to what exists.

[davidmckayv]

Closing. resolveTenantSurfaces is only called from its own test. tenant-package.ts parses surfaces.yaml into surfaces, but nothing reads that field, so the CHANGELOG and docs claim that an unserved declaration "stops the deployment at load" is not true of this code. The branch also conflicts with main.