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feat(ui): drive toolbar use state from selection

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Port the retail selected-object availability predicate into Core and project it through the shared interaction owner. The imported hand now follows canonical selection/object notices, keeps weapon and targeted-tool activation on the existing wield/use cursor paths, and ghosts empty or explicitly unusable selections per the connected UX requirement.

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It closes six remaining retail interaction surfaces before larger M4 subsystem
bodies begin: spell-bar overflow controls, status-bar Use/Assess commands,
assessment information, equipped-child picking, vendor browsing, and
server-authoritative vendor transactions. Slice 1 is active and ports the
DAT-authored arrow-only favorite-spell scrollbar through the shared retained
scrollbar/list model. The corrected import preserves authored arrow sides and
rollover/pressed media, passive refresh preserves manual offsets, and the
mixed-parent DAT anchor chain produces the fixed retail capacity of 18 visible
favorite cells (nine numbered plus nine unnumbered). Its
implementation and complete Release suite pass; connected overflow-arrow
visual acceptance is pending.
server-authoritative vendor transactions. Slice 1's DAT-authored arrow-only
favorite-spell scrollbar, fixed 18-cell capacity, authored arrow sides/media,
and persistent manual offset passed the connected gate. Slice 2 is active: the
status hand now follows canonical selection/object notices, ghosts empty and
unusable selections, and routes enabled weapons, direct-use items, and
use-on-target tools through the existing interaction transaction and cursor
owners. Its connected hand-state gate is pending; the magnifying-glass Assess
command follows in the same slice.
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