Add diagrams for session structure and REPL dispatch#4032
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The session/dispatch model is hard to grasp from prose alone. Add two ASCII diagrams to the connection-management guide: one showing how a Sesman session groups a clj and a cljs connection over a shared nREPL server (with each connection's eval + tooling nREPL sessions), and one walking through how an operation in a source buffer resolves to a target REPL (pin -> default session -> Sesman/friendly -> type filter -> recency).
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Follow-up from the session/connection deep dive. The model behind multi-connection sessions and dispatch is genuinely hard to picture from prose, so this adds two ASCII diagrams to the connection-management guide:
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....literal blocks - no diagram toolchain to add, renders verbatim on the site, and stays diffable.asciidoctorrenders the page clean.