feat(humanize): add Playwright-style actionability checks to all interaction methods

Humanized locator/page methods now perform pre-action validation matching
Playwright's native behavior: attached, visible, enabled, editable, stable,
and receives-pointer-events checks with retry loop and backoff.

- New error hierarchy: ActionabilityError base with ElementNotAttachedError,
  ElementNotVisibleError, ElementNotStableError, ElementNotEnabledError,
  ElementNotEditableError, ElementNotReceivingEventsError
- force=True parameter skips all actionability checks (matches Playwright)
- Shared deadline across all steps (checks + scroll + stable + pointer)
- Post-scroll stability check only runs when scroll actually happened
- Chained methods (type/fill/check/uncheck/press) skip inner click checks
  but still run pointer-events check at actual click coordinates
- Frame methods now forward kwargs (force, timeout, human_config)
- Locator patches forward force via _forward_kwargs
- Python sync + async, JS/TS implementation

tests/test_stealth_unit.py

@@ -1010,7 +1010,11 @@ class TestPatchPageStealthWiring:
         fake_box = {"x": 100, "y": 200, "width": 200, "height": 30}
         with mock_patch(
             "cloakbrowser.human.scroll_to_element",
-            return_value=(fake_box, 200.0, 215.0),
+            return_value=(fake_box, 200.0, 215.0, False),
+        ), mock_patch(
+            "cloakbrowser.human.ensure_actionable",
+        ), mock_patch(
+            "cloakbrowser.human.check_pointer_events",
         ):
             try:
                 page.click("#btn")