Fix LSP panic: bounds-check stale line index in async chat apply

When handleChatPrompt detects an in-editor chat prompt it captures the
line index, then spawns a goroutine (requestChatResponse) that later
calls applyChatEdits/buildChatHistory. If a concurrent didChange shrinks
the document in the meantime, the captured lineIdx can exceed
len(d.lines), causing an index-out-of-range panic in the chat goroutine.

- applyChatEdits: skip the stale edit (and log) when lineIdx is < 0 or
  >= len(d.lines), rather than indexing d.lines[lineIdx] and panicking
  (or corrupting the already-changed document at the wrong position).
- buildChatHistory: clamp the starting index to len(d.lines)-1 so the
  upward walk over d.lines[i] cannot read past the end.

Adds regression test TestChatEdits_StaleLineIndexAfterShrink covering
the shrink-then-apply race for both functions, including the
one-past-the-end boundary and a negative index. Confirmed the test
panics without the fix and passes with it; full `mage test` (-race) green.

Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.8 <noreply@anthropic.com>

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