Add Clairvoyant aiming previews for every ball - #49
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Players can enable Clairvoyant in settings to preview every moving ball while lining up a shot. Each path matches its ball’s color, including the selected planet set; the black 8-ball path has a subtle outline for visibility.
The setting is off by default and persists locally. All paths come from the existing background simulation, respect the Look ahead limit, and update through the existing cancellation mechanism. Normal aiming keeps its cue-ball and first-impact paths.
Validation: 339 unit tests, 26 physics checks, and production build passed. Browser checks covered persisted settings, all-ball paths, planet/classic color changes, and returning to normal previews. Added regression coverage for secondary collisions, prediction endpoints, look-ahead truncation, colors, and stale-result invalidation.