Fix empty session cleanup when multiple windows opened in parallel #89
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Defer session persistence until the first prompt arrives instead of creating sessions immediately in new_session(). This prevents empty sessions from being created when the client opens multiple windows simultaneously but the user only interacts with one. - Add PendingSession struct to hold session config before materialization - Store pending sessions in a HashMap keyed by session ID - Materialize pending sessions on first prompt() call - Add create_session_with_id() to SessionManager for deferred creation
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Defer session persistence until the first prompt arrives instead of creating sessions immediately in new_session(). This prevents empty sessions from being created when the client opens multiple windows simultaneously but the user only interacts with one.