Implement the terminal UI

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- Project-scoped typed domain events synchronize desktop views with shared-engine and future CLI mutations; persisted CLI notifications are consumed once, and the selected UI language is shared through settings.
- Headless `bds-cli` automation for rebuild/repair/render, publishing and Git sync, post/media/gallery creation, shared settings/projects, utility Lua tasks, JSON I/O, airplane-mode AI routing, and guarded launcher installation from Settings → Data or `bds-cli install`.
- Local MCP automation over stdio or a localhost-only stateless HTTP endpoint, with project resources, read/search/count tools, inert write proposals, explicit desktop approval, and opt-in Claude Code/Copilot configuration.
- A full Ratatui terminal workspace, available locally through `bds-cli tui`/`BDS_MODE=tui` and remotely through authenticated SSH shell sessions, with shared post/template/script editing and publishing, project/search/command overlays, settings, tags, Git, reports, task progress, live multi-client updates, locale changes, and airplane-mode AI gating.
- Headless `bds-server` hosting the shared application engines over a loopback-by-default, public-key-only SSH service, with restrictive private key material, live authorization updates, terminal-session transport, CLI-change synchronization, ordered domain/task events, and native desktop remote-project selection.
- Markdown/Liquid rendering with native macros, multilingual routes, feeds, sitemap, Pagefind, and incremental site generation through cancellable section task groups.
- Local preview in the app or system browser.
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## Headless server
Run `bds-server` for a dedicated headless process, or set `BDS_MODE=server` when launching `bds-ui`. The SSH listener defaults to `127.0.0.1:2222`; use `--bind`/`BDS_SSH_BIND` and `--port`/`BDS_SSH_PORT` to opt into another address. Startup prints the private `authorized_keys` path. The desktop creates its own private `id_ed25519.pub`; add that public key to the server file, then use **File → Connect to Server…** and select a remote project. Host keys are recorded on first connection and verified thereafter. `BDS_MODE=tui` starts the same headless host with a terminal session attached to the launching shell.
Run `bds-server` for a dedicated headless process, or set `BDS_MODE=server` when launching `bds-ui`. The SSH listener defaults to `127.0.0.1:2222`; use `--bind`/`BDS_SSH_BIND` and `--port`/`BDS_SSH_PORT` to opt into another address. Startup prints the private `authorized_keys` path. The desktop creates its own private `id_ed25519.pub`; add that public key to the server file, then use **File → Connect to Server…** and select a remote project. Host keys are recorded on first connection and verified thereafter. Run `bds-cli tui` or set `BDS_MODE=tui` for the local terminal workspace; an authenticated SSH shell opens the same workspace against server-side data and locale. Press `:` for its command list and `:?` for help.