feat: add DSH IDE open-file references

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# DSH Coop with Visual Studio
A Windows-local integration that lets DeepSeek Harness users type `@`, choose a file already open in VS Code or Visual Studio, and send that file path to the model as a structured reference.
## Repository layout
- `protocol/`: versioned JSON snapshot contract shared by all components.
- `dsh-plugin/`: dual-face Cordis package. The Host reads snapshots; the Client registers the `@` source.
- `vscode-extension/`: VS Code companion using `window.tabGroups.all`.
- `visualstudio-extension/`: Visual Studio 2022 VSIX using `IVsRunningDocumentTable`.
The companions publish paths and dirty flags only. They never copy source text. DSH and the model continue to use the normal filesystem tools, so an unsaved IDE buffer is explicitly marked but is not silently substituted for the disk file.
## Build
Prerequisites: Node.js 20+, pnpm 10+, .NET SDK/MSBuild with the Visual Studio 2022 extension workload.
```powershell
pnpm install
pnpm check
pnpm build:vs
```
Component-specific installation and development instructions live in each directory.
## Install into DSH
Build the DSH package, then install its local profile bundle into the Web profile:
```powershell
pnpm --filter ./dsh-plugin build
dsh plugin --profile web add F:\dsh-plugin-coop-with-vs\dsh-plugin
```
The package's `cordis.patch.yml` inserts its own shared Host/Client row. Restart `dsh web` after the first install. During development, run the DSH package watcher and the Harness `pnpm run dev:web` watcher when Client HMR is required.
Install the generated VS Code `.vsix` and Visual Studio `.vsix` from their component output directories. Once either IDE companion is active, type `@` in the DSH composer and select from the `IDE open files` group.
## Data and security boundary
Snapshots are stored under `%LOCALAPPDATA%\Prophet\dsh-plugin-coop-with-vs\v1\instances`. Writers update atomically and heartbeat every 15 seconds; the Host ignores snapshots older than 60 seconds. The DSH endpoint accepts loopback GET requests only, validates all snapshot fields, limits results, and never reads file contents while producing candidates.
## License
MIT