feat(review): stage and discard hunks, files, and lines with zoom states - #80
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This PR adds the staging verbs and the view states that give them a direction. The cursor now drives navigation with scroll derived from it, zoom cycles split/combined/unstaged/staged with a per-file gate, and the combined view colors cells by staged-ness attribution. Hunks, files, and line selections stage and discard through the queue, a footer notice reports refusals and confirmations, and a tick poll on the index signature refreshes the diff when something outside the TUI writes the index.
The design is the staging-verbs entry in the RFC milestones: verbs act only in the unstaged and staged panes, the runtime stays synchronous, and a multi-hunk line selection is merged into one patch because libgit2 rejects per-hunk patches whose numbering assumes the others applied.