Add local web analysis dashboard
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# Local Web Interface
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## Problem
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The command line is useful for automation but makes the growing diagnostic set
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harder to explore. A visual dashboard lets users test analysis safely and understand
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which findings affect health.
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## Architecture
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`serato-doctor-web` binds to `127.0.0.1:8765` by default and serves package-owned
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HTML, CSS, and JavaScript with Python's standard library. A same-origin JSON endpoint
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runs the existing read-only parser, scanner, matcher, duplicate detector, crate
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classifier, and health engine. No web framework or external service is required.
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The UI clearly labels read-only mode, separates scored health from informational
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diagnostics, and adapts from a full sidebar layout to compact mobile navigation.
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## Edge Cases
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- Missing or invalid Serato and music directories.
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- Empty libraries with no assessable health score.
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- Large or malformed requests, capped at 64 KiB.
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- HTML injection, avoided by rendering all results through `textContent`.
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- Network exposure, avoided by a loopback-only default binding.
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## Verification
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Tests exercise the web analysis adapter and static package assets. Browser checks
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cover real form submission, result rendering, error display, and responsive layout.
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