Add ti serve: a read-only web view of the ticket list - #71
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Wires up the `ti serve` subcommand and the hand-rolled std::net listener: request-line parsing, percent coding, routing, response writing and the shared page chrome (document shell, stylesheet, escaping), so no web stack is pulled in.
Renders the ticket list (id, age, priority, title, tags, assignee) with search, tag/status narrowing and sorting, the per-ticket detail page at /t/<ref>, and the /tickets.json feed, on top of the serve scaffolding.
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Serves the ticket list, per-ticket detail pages and /tickets.json over a
hand-rolled std::net listener, so no web stack is pulled in. Page chrome,
escaping and the HTTP types live in the parent module.