Add bounded User-Agent protocol metadata - #921
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Add the shared rttp-protocol User-Agent primitive with bounded RFC 9110 product and comment parsing, singleton field enforcement, iterative comment nesting validation, typed read-only accessors, deterministic serialization, and privacy-safe diagnostics. Export the module, add focused protocol coverage, and document the metadata-only behavior.
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Implement bounded typed RFC 9110 User-Agent metadata in rttp-protocol. The new singleton parser validates ordered products and comments under input, member, and nesting bounds, preserves accepted spelling, serializes deterministically, exposes typed read-only accessors, and keeps diagnostics privacy-safe. Focused tests cover valid, malformed, boundary, duplicate-field, round-trip, and debug-safety cases; the README documents its metadata-only scope.