fix(api): IRoomSession.password + sendBackgroundMessage + optional chatColour

The IRoomSession interface was missing three things that have always
existed on the RoomSession implementation:

- `password: string` — the room session's join password (used by the
  reconnect flow in RoomSessionManager).
- `sendBackgroundMessage(backgroundImage, backgroundStand, backgroundOverlay, backgroundCard?)`
  — sends the profile-background composer (used by the React client's
  BackgroundsView).

Plus a signature relaxation:
- `sendChatMessage` / `sendShoutMessage` `chatColour` is now optional.
  The implementation already accepted `undefined` (the composer forwards
  it through), and every historical call site in the React client passes
  only 2 args — making the 3rd optional simply types reality.

Net renderer typecheck: 26 → 23.
The change also drops 7 errors on the consumer side
(see ../Nitro-V3 typecheck after the workspace link picks this up).

CLAUDE.md gotchas updated to reflect the new interface contract.
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@@ -109,10 +109,14 @@ for the React-side bridge code.
- **`SessionDataManager.getUserData(id)` does NOT exist.** Some legacy
code in the React client used it under a `getUserData ?` truthy guard;
the branch was always dead. Only `getUserDataSnapshot()` exists.
- `IRoomSession.sendChatMessage` / `sendShoutMessage` require **3 args**
(text, styleId, chatColour). The React client's chat-input legacy
passes 2 — known pre-existing gap, do not "fix" the client without
also threading chatColour through the chat composer pipeline.
- `IRoomSession.sendChatMessage` / `sendShoutMessage` accept an optional
`chatColour` 3rd arg (was required pre-2.1.1, now optional to match
the historical call sites in the React client). The implementation
forwards `undefined` to the composer just fine; pass a value only when
you need a specific bubble colour.
- `IRoomSession.password` and `IRoomSession.sendBackgroundMessage` are
now part of the public interface (they always existed on the
implementation class — interface caught up).
- The renderer is **synchronous**: `EventDispatcher.dispatchEvent` is a
synchronous loop over listeners. Don't add `await` inside the
`processEvent` loop — it would change ordering guarantees that