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feat: port retail magic lifecycle and retained spell UI

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Complete the retail cast-intent, target, component, enchantment, and busy-state paths; mount the DAT-authored spell bar, spellbook, component book, effects panels, and shared panel lifecycle; and add scoped input plus conformance coverage.

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@ -128,6 +128,23 @@ window registration, plugin mounts, cursor feedback, layout persistence, and the
retained tick/draw/restore/dispose paths. Panel-specific construction must not
move back into `GameWindow.OnLoad`.
Magic follows the same boundary. Core `Spellbook` is the one learned/favorite/
desired/enchantment state projection; Core.Net owns exact manifest and live
message parsing; App `SpellCastingController` owns validated cast intent; and
the retained spell bar, spell/component book, and effects controllers only
project that state and invoke supplied actions. ACE remains authoritative after
the targeted/untargeted request for turning, animation, mana/components,
fizzle, impact, damage, and completion.
The shared LayoutDesc importer resolves inherited controller trees with retail
`LayoutDesc::InqFullDesc`/`ElementDesc::Incorporate` child identity semantics;
panel controllers never reconstruct missing inherited widgets by hand.
`RetailPanelUiController` is the single retained owner of retail
`gmPanelUI::RecvNotice_SetPanelVisibility` semantics: one active main-panel
child, optional DAT-property-driven deferred restoration, and visibility
reconciliation for persistence. Toolbar buttons and the authored Helpful/
Harmful effects indicators both send panel IDs into this owner; neither owns a
parallel window-lifecycle map.
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## Project Structure (current + target)