refactor(tui): map every Action to its key surface

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Summary

Every shared Action variant now names the terminal surface that produces it, and the action tree refuses a catch-all match arm at compile time.

• src/tui/keymap.rs gains TuiSurface (a rebindable key, a hard-coded key with the screen it works on, or a mouse gesture), Exposure<S> (Bound or Unbound("reason")) and the exhaustive default_binding(&Action): one arm per variant, 95 in total. Navigate is spelled out per NavTarget, OpenLibrary per LibraryTarget, Sort and ToggleSortOrder per SortContext, CopyUrl per CopyTarget. Bound means reachable in this build: the five AI DJ arms and the AI DJ and Local Files library rows are Bound only with their feature, through the usual body-level #[cfg], never an arm attribute (an arm attribute would switch the lint off for the whole match).
• One handler change, 1:1: the open_settings key now applies Action::Navigate(NavTarget::Settings) instead of calling open_settings_screen() directly (the Action arm is that same call). Before this the only producer of that action was the mouse click on the Settings box, and the registry would have had to call the screen mouse-only. action_refs_in_tui_handlers rises by one.
• #![deny(clippy::wildcard_enum_match_arm, clippy::match_wildcard_for_single_variants)] at the top of src/core/action/mod.rs (so it covers apply.rs and tests.rs) and of keymap.rs. The second lint matters: clippy routes a catch-all that hides exactly one variant to that pedantic lint, which is the "one new variant, one lazy _ =>" case this exists to stop. The 55 _other => arms in the action tests sit on Result scrutinees, which the lint exempts.
• A meta-test in keymap.rs reads the variant names out of the enum's own source, checks that sample_actions() covers each one exactly once, pins the 18 Unbound names (plus the five DJ names on builds without ai-dj), and scans the production half of every file under src/tui/ for Action::<Name> producers: every Bound variant must have one, every Unbound variant none. The three payloads no gesture reaches (NavTarget::Home, NavTarget::RecentlyPlayed, SortContext::RecentlyPlayed) are pinned by hand.
• default_binding has no production caller yet (the meta-test and the future GUI affordance table read it), so it carries #[allow(dead_code)] with that reason, like core/pagination.rs.
• Docs: the Action-vocabulary rules and the keybinding checklist in the three instruction copies, the add-tui-screen skill, and the scripting note. No user-visible change, so no CHANGELOG entry.

Testing

• cargo fmt --all -- --check
• cargo clippy -- -D warnings on the slim, headless, headless-streaming, mcp-only, ai-dj-only, five-sources (without cover-art) and default feature sets: clean
• cargo test on slim (942), headless (577), mcp-only (1065), ai-dj-only (1219), five-sources (1078 plus the known Windows uri_round_trip failure) and default (1243): all green
• tools/check_gates_ratchet.sh main: ok. test_attribute_total 1803 -> 1809 and action_refs_in_tui_handlers 173 -> 174 (the settings key), every other counter unchanged. The registry lives outside src/tui/handlers/, so its 95 arms do not inflate the adoption counter.
• A probe that removed two arms from default_binding and added a _ catch-all failed clippy; the same with one arm removed also failed. Both probes were reverted.
• Not run here: the Linux all-sources leg and macOS.

Additional notes

Follow-ups I noticed while mapping the producers, none of them in this PR:

• keys.submit is a KeyBindings field no handler reads: the help row advertises it, but every screen matches Enter literally and check_reserved_keys refuses to remap Enter anyway.
• gates.rs::count_production_action_refs truncates at the first #[cfg(test)], which would hide production code that follows a mid-file test module. Harmless in src/tui/handlers/ today.
• docs/scripting.md says every Lua action follows "the exact same code path as the equivalent keybinding"; for the plugin-only actions there is no keybinding.
• The back key still pops the stack in runner.rs with five behaviours Action::Back does not have (filter clear, settings prompt, announcement dismissal, search double-pop, exit prompt), so Back stays Unbound until that is converted on purpose.

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Summary by CodeRabbit

• Bug Fixes

  • Improved the Settings shortcut flow so opening Settings follows the same navigation behavior as other actions.

• Documentation

  • Clarified guidance for maintaining complete action and keybinding coverage.
  • Documented how terminal actions are represented when they do not have a default keybinding.
  • Updated scripting guidance for changes to plugin keys and action handling.

• Quality Improvements

  • Added validation to ensure terminal actions have appropriate keybinding coverage across supported configurations.

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Changes

Action exposure registry

Layer / File(s)	Summary
Exhaustive action contract src/core/action/mod.rs, src/tui/keymap.rs, .github/copilot-instructions.md, AGENTS.md, CLAUDE.md	Action matching now denies wildcard arms. Guidance requires exhaustive default_binding, sample, producer, and UNBOUND coverage.
Default binding registry src/tui/keymap.rs	The keymap adds TuiSurface, Exposure, helper constructors, and default_binding mappings for all Action variants.
Registry validation src/tui/keymap.rs	Tests scan action variants and terminal producers. They validate bound, unbound, feature-gated, and unreachable payload cases.
Action dispatch and plugin guidance src/tui/handlers/mod.rs, src/infra/scripting/CLAUDE.md, tools/gates.count	Settings navigation now dispatches through Action. Plugin guidance and adoption counters reflect the new action-routing rules.

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This PR adds exhaustive action-to-key-surface mapping and routes the settings key through the shared action path without introducing a reported merge-blocking correctness or production risk. It is merge-ready after normal checks and review.

Sequence Diagram(s)

sequenceDiagram
  participant KeyHandler
  participant App
  participant ActionDispatcher
  KeyHandler->>App: dispatch Action::Navigate(NavTarget::Settings)
  App->>ActionDispatcher: apply navigation action
  ActionDispatcher-->>App: update settings screen

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