Add Cursor SDK structured runtime support - #414
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- Add Cursor SDK detection, worker runtime, session mapping, and packaging - Expose separate Cursor CLI, ACP, and SDK configuration and model selection - Route sessions by runtime and support SDK install/update across environments - Improve WSL Node/runtime validation and interactive smoke diagnostics
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Cursor SDK sessions provide structured runtime events and richer model metadata that ACP does not expose consistently. This keeps CLI, ACP, and SDK independently installable and selectable while preserving provider-agnostic shared runtime behavior.
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