refactor: make DevSpace a native MCP runtime - #1
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DevSpace now treats the MCP host as the coding agent and keeps DevSpace as the local runtime/tool layer. Native mode is the default, with codex retained only as a compatibility alias; the native surface exposes open_workspace, read, grep, glob, ls, apply_patch, exec_command, and write_stdin, while normal shell file mutations are explicitly allowed and legacy write/edit/bash are not registered.\n\nThis removes the local-agent execution/configuration/provider layer and provider SDK dependencies while retaining Pi coding primitives, workspace instructions and skills, process sessions, worktrees, artifacts, review checkpoints, OAuth, and MCP UI behavior. The README and project instructions now document the direct host/runtime architecture.\n\nVerified with npm run typecheck, npm test, npm run build, devspace doctor, and a real authenticated public MCP smoke test covering all native tools, shell mutations, PTY/stdin/resize/Ctrl-C, and UI resources.