Wrap toast bodies, slim the dismiss hint, and stop flicker

Toasts now render three content rows with word-wrapped bodies. The
in-toast "Ctrl-N · N more" hint is replaced by a short
"Ctrl-N · dismiss" entry on the status strip that only appears
while a notification is live.

The box stops flickering while the focused child repaints its TUI:
the overlay is stitched onto the per-chunk PTY write under outMu
and bracketed by DECSET 2026 so supporting terminals buffer the
child's redraw and the box paint into a single frame.
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## [Unreleased]
### Changed
- Toast notifications now reserve three content rows and word-wrap
the message body inside the box, replacing the previous
single-line+ellipsis layout. The `Ctrl-N · N more` inline hint is
gone; instead the host status strip surfaces a `Ctrl-N · dismiss`
hint, shown only while a notification is on screen so the chord
doesn't advertise itself when it has nothing to dismiss.
### Fixed
- Toast box no longer flickers / half-erases while the focused
child (claude, codex, opencode, etc.) repaints its TUI. The
overlay is now stitched onto the end of the per-chunk PTY write
under `outMu`, and wrapped in DECSET 2026 (synchronized output)
brackets so terminals that support it batch the child's redraw +
the box paint into a single frame instead of racing cell-by-cell.
## [0.0.5] - 2026-05-15
### Changed