fix(page): drop cached node ids after DOM.getDocument

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DOM.getDocument resets every node id on the target, across all frames, without firing DOM.documentUpdated, so the document version from #653 didn't change and nodes kept a dead id. Every later focus, click, scroll_into_view and so on raised NodeNotFoundError on a node that was still on the page. Ferrum sends getDocument from:

• frame.content=. Only the iframe case matters, because on the main frame document.open removes the old nodes anyway.
• accessibility.query without a node.
• page.document_node_id.
• its own handler for the main frame's frameStoppedLoading, so a node found while the page was still loading broke once loading finished.

document_node_id now bumps document_version after it sends the command, and nodes request their id again. Bumping before the send could let a racing requestNode save an id that the getDocument right behind it invalidates.

When DOM.requestNode returns 0 (a new document committed, but Ferrum hasn't requested it yet, i.e. a navigation nobody waited for), the error now says the page is still loading a new document instead of only "node is not trackable". It doesn't retry: a getDocument there would hide the race and invalidate everyone else's ids, and Capybara's synchronize already retries ObsoleteNode until the page finishes loading.

Refs #650