feat(connect): Windows capture/input backend for Crabfleet Connect - #107
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Summary
Completes the Crabfleet Connect cross-platform pair — adds a Windows capture/input backend to the shared Go host core (Linux landed in #101). Foundation, same honesty bar as Linux: compiles and cross-builds; real-hardware capture/input is not validated (no Windows box available).
internal/connect/windows.go(behind//go:build windows): pure-Go viasyscall.NewLazyDLLagainst user32/gdi32 — no new dependency. GDIBitBltprimary-display capture (synchronized read, top-down DIB → RGBA, full-frame dirty rect).SendInputfor absolute pointer, buttons, vertical/horizontal wheel, and keyboard.platform_windows.goselects the backend on Windows; synthetic fallback elsewhere.cmd/crabfleet-connectand READMEs updated.Capturer/InputSinkcontracts are unchanged, so the Windows host speaks the same RFB the macOS/web clients already decode.Deferred (documented)
DXGI Desktop Duplication, multi-monitor, per-monitor DPI, service packaging, and real-hardware validation.
Proof
go build/go vet/go test ./...: 170 pass (incl. OS-independent keymap tests)pnpm test969/969 (no TS touched); autoreview clean