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fix(auth): read the HttpOnly Slack d cookie for import-chrome #160

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> [!NOTE]
> `import-brave` / `import-chrome` read tokens from a logged-in Slack tab via AppleScript. Both browsers ship with **Allow JavaScript from Apple Events** disabled by default — enable it in **View → Developer** before running these commands. macOS will prompt for your password the first time.
> `import-brave` / `import-chrome` read tokens from a logged-in Slack tab via AppleScript. Both browsers ship with **Allow JavaScript from Apple Events** disabled by default — enable it in **View → Developer** before running these commands. macOS will prompt for your password the first time. The first run also needs Automation consent for your terminal (**System Settings → Privacy & Security → Automation**) and access to the browser's `Safe Storage` keychain entry, which holds the key for the HttpOnly `d` cookie.

> [!NOTE]
> Tokens are stored per workspace URL. On Enterprise Grid, import from a tab on the **workspace** URL (`https://<workspace>.slack.com`) rather than the org shell (`https://<org>.enterprise.slack.com`) so the stored entry matches the workspace you query. `agent-slack auth whoami` lists what each entry is keyed to.

Alternatively, set env vars:

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