Add Qt/QML desktop shell and Nebula.UI
Introduce a new production desktop shell at `shells/desktop/shell` built with C++20, Qt Quick/QML, and LayerShellQt, including top bar, launcher, desktop surfaces, shell state, and mock app data. Add the shared `packages/nebula-ui` QML module (theme, controls, focus, icons) and wire it into the shell build. Retire the old GTK/WebKit native host by removing `shells/desktop/native`, move the React shell UI to `shells/desktop/prototype-react` as an archived design reference, and update root/compositor/session documentation to reflect the new Linux-only production architecture and temporary Sway role.
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# Compositor
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NebulaOS uses Sway as its Wayland compositor. Configuration lives in `sway/nebula-sway.conf`.
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Sway is the **temporary** Wayland compositor while Nebula Desktop is developed. Configuration lives in `sway/nebula-sway.conf`.
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Sway currently provides:
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- Wayland compositor
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- application window management
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- XWayland
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- input
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- output handling
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Nebula provides the visible shell (Qt Quick/QML via LayerShellQt). The Sway config must not enable a Sway bar.
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A custom Nebula compositor is a later milestone. Do not treat this Sway setup as the final architecture.
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```text
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Ubuntu/Linux
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↓
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Wayland
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↓
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Sway now
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Nebula compositor later
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↓
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Nebula Shell
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Qt Quick/QML
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```
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