l0ng-ai 12418e0184 fix(editor): Show the ⌘/Ctrl-hover link without waiting for documentation (#71)
## Problem
When you hold ⌘ (Ctrl on Windows/Linux) and hover a symbol, the navigation link had three problems:
- **Slow to appear.** The underline and pointer cursor only showed after the hover (documentation) request came back. A slow or stuck documentation request held the link back.
- **Errors were remembered.** If the definition request was cancelled or the server returned an error, the word was cached as having no target. Hovering it again never retried.
- **Stuck requests blocked the word.** A definition request that never answered blocked any new request for that word.

## Changes (`src/editor/lsp/navigation.ts`)
- The link is underlined as soon as a definition is found. The short summary is filled in when the hover request returns.
- Cancellation and server errors count as temporary failures. They are no longer cached, so the next hover retries.
- A definition request expires after 3 seconds and can be retried. If its response arrives later, it is ignored.
- Responses for a word the pointer has already left, or that arrive after the editor plugin is destroyed, are dropped.

## Tests
- Four new tests in `src/editor/lsp/syntaxFallback.test.ts`: the link shows without waiting for documentation, a temporary error is retried, a stuck request is retried and its late answer ignored, and a late answer for the previous word is ignored. The first three fail without this change.
- `pnpm vitest run src/editor/lsp`: 179 passed. `pnpm typecheck` and eslint report no errors.
- Checked in the running app (`fixtures/ts-app`, `cart.ts`): ⌘-hover over `Cents` showed the underline and pointer cursor after 312 ms and the type summary after 356 ms. ⌘-click opened `money.ts` at the definition.
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