feat: forward ACP prompt content to Muse - #3
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ACP images now reach both backends: ordered inline MSP image parts for the default SDK, and private temporary files for legacy exec. PNG, JPEG, GIF and WebP are supported; malformed base64, audio and embedded resources fail before execution. Exec requires accompanying text or a resource link.
Updated against the SDK migration while retaining current resource-link encoding, cancellation, model selection and host checks. Turn admission remains reserved through staging and cleanup.
Validation: 166 contract tests, lint/format/build, packed-install smoke, and real Muse loopback suites. Real-host image coverage asserts that the provider receives the image bytes and user prompt. Paid-provider vision acceptance remains opt-in.