Add trusted browser relay client - #3
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Summary
miakapi/browserentry point backed by the native WebSocket APISecurity boundary
This profile sends the Firebase ID-token bearer to the configured relay. It is therefore restricted to official or explicitly fully trusted relays. Product wiring to arbitrary relays remains blocked until the control plane can issue short-lived credentials scoped to the relay, home, user, and role. The integration fixture contains synthetic credentials only.
Native WebSocket messages are allocated before JavaScript can reject them. Per-frame and rolling inbound limits are defense in depth; official relay/proxy enforcement remains required.
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