Stop long-running daemon operations from running under context.Background by\nthreading a request-scoped context from handleConn into dispatch. The daemon\nnow cancels in-flight handlers when the client socket goes away, and the RPC\nclient closes its Unix connection when the caller context is canceled so that\ninterrupts actually reach the daemon boundary.\n\nAdd regression coverage for both sides of the path: canceled dispatch calls,\nclient disconnects during handleConn, watcher EOF cancellation, and context\ncancellation without an RPC deadline.\n\nValidated with GOCACHE=/tmp/banger-gocache go test ./... and\nGOCACHE=/tmp/banger-gocache make build.
Replace the shell-only user workflow with `banger` and `bangerd`: Cobra commands, XDG/SQLite-backed state, managed VM and image lifecycle, and a Bubble Tea TUI for browsing and operating VMs.\n\nKeep Firecracker orchestration behind the daemon so VM specs become persistent objects, and add repo entrypoints for building, installing, and documenting the new flow while still delegating rootfs customization to the existing shell tooling.\n\nHarden the control plane around real usage by reclaiming Firecracker API sockets for the user, restarting stale daemons after rebuilds, and returning the correct `vm.create` payload so the CLI and TUI creation flow work reliably.\n\nValidation: `go test ./...`, `make build`, and a host-side smoke test with `./banger vm create --name codex-smoke`.
