TJ 5be2fa7974 feat(site/src/pages/AgentsPage/components/ChatsSidebar): move PR icon to diff line, center unread dot, persist kebab (#28326)
Three chat-sidebar row updates cherry-picked from #28317 (that PR stays
open as the full riff), plus one removal:

- **PR icon moves to the diff line.** The linked pull request icon (open
/ draft / merged / closed) no longer replaces the status icon when the
chat is idle. It renders on the second line next to the `+additions
-deletions` stats, in both the sidebar tree and the chat search results,
regardless of chat status.
- **Unread dot alignment.** The unread dot is centered in a box matching
the kebab's width, so it sits on the same axis as the actions trigger
instead of shifting when the hover swap happens.
- **Persistent kebab on the selected chat.** The row actions trigger
stays visible on the active chat (no hover required, reachable on touch
devices); the timestamp is hidden there. Other rows keep the hover swap.
- **Subagent count badge removed.** The `N` + bot icon added to the
metadata line in #28234 no longer renders, making room for the PR icon
and diff stats. The "Show subagents" menu toggle and expand behavior are
unchanged.

Status and PR icons carry `role="img"` with accessible labels ("Idle",
"Pull request merged", ...).

<details>
<summary>Implementation notes</summary>

- `statusConfig.ts`: `getChatDisplayConfig(chat)` now returns the status
icon plus a separate `prIcon` config (icon, className, accessible label)
instead of letting the PR icon take precedence over the status. Labels
added for all status and PR states.
- `ChatTreeNode.tsx` / `ChatSearchResults.tsx`: render `prIcon` on the
second line before the line stats.
- Kebab persistence reuses the existing `isActiveChat` value:
`opacity-100` on the trigger, `hidden` on the timestamp for the active
row.
- `ChatTreeNode.tsx`: the on-row subagent count badge (`childIDs.length`
+ `BotIcon`) is removed; the `SubagentsMenuToggle` story only asserts
the menu toggle, so it still passes.
- Not included from #28317: the subagent status icon variants
(`CheckCheckIcon` / `SubagentsLoaderIcon`, the `hasSubagents` param, and
the `WithSubagentStatusIcons` story).

Validation:

- `pnpm run lint` (biome, tsc, knip, circular deps, compiler): pass
- Story tests: 96 passed (4 files) including the updated
`WithPRStateIcons` label assertions and the new
`ActiveChatKebabPersistent` story
- Unit suite for the sidebar area: 65 passed
- `make pre-commit` (via git hook): pass

</details>

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