feat(herdr): add Windows named-pipe transport - #695
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CPython still has no socket.AF_UNIX on Windows, so HerdrClient declared itself inactive there and panes never saw code-puppy agents. herdr's Windows build (Rust interprocess crate) exposes the file-style HERDR_SOCKET_PATH as a named pipe named after the full path (\\\\.\\pipe\\C:\\...\\herdr.sock), which plain stdlib file I/O can speak -- no new deps.
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CPython still has no socket.AF_UNIX on Windows, so HerdrClient declared itself inactive there and panes never saw code-puppy agents. herdr's Windows build (Rust interprocess crate) exposes the file-style HERDR_SOCKET_PATH as a named pipe named after the full path (\\.\pipe\C:\...\herdr.sock), which plain stdlib file I/O can speak -- no new deps.