Add Brave CDP automation, replace Oracle browser mode

Connects to user's running Brave via Chrome DevTools Protocol
to automate ChatGPT interaction. Uses puppeteer-core to open a
tab, send the prompt, wait for response, and extract the result.

No cookies, no separate profiles, no copy/paste. Just connects
to the browser where the user is already logged in.

One-time setup: relaunch Brave with --remote-debugging-port=9222

Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.6 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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"use strict";
Object.defineProperty(exports, "__esModule", { value: true });
exports.QuickJSDeferredPromise = void 0;
/**
* QuickJSDeferredPromise wraps a QuickJS promise [[handle]] and allows
* [[resolve]]ing or [[reject]]ing that promise. Use it to bridge asynchronous
* code on the host to APIs inside a QuickJSContext.
*
* Managing the lifetime of promises is tricky. There are three
* [[QuickJSHandle]]s inside of each deferred promise object: (1) the promise
* itself, (2) the `resolve` callback, and (3) the `reject` callback.
*
* - If the promise will be fulfilled before the end of it's [[owner]]'s lifetime,
* the only cleanup necessary is `deferred.handle.dispose()`, because
* calling [[resolve]] or [[reject]] will dispose of both callbacks automatically.
*
* - As the return value of a [[VmFunctionImplementation]], return [[handle]],
* and ensure that either [[resolve]] or [[reject]] will be called. No other
* clean-up is necessary.
*
* - In other cases, call [[dispose]], which will dispose [[handle]] as well as the
* QuickJS handles that back [[resolve]] and [[reject]]. For this object,
* [[dispose]] is idempotent.
*/
class QuickJSDeferredPromise {
/**
* Use [[QuickJSContext.newPromise]] to create a new promise instead of calling
* this constructor directly.
* @unstable
*/
constructor(args) {
/**
* Resolve [[handle]] with the given value, if any.
* Calling this method after calling [[dispose]] is a no-op.
*
* Note that after resolving a promise, you may need to call
* [[QuickJSContext.executePendingJobs]] to propagate the result to the promise's
* callbacks.
*/
this.resolve = (value) => {
if (!this.resolveHandle.alive) {
return;
}
this.context
.unwrapResult(this.context.callFunction(this.resolveHandle, this.context.undefined, value || this.context.undefined))
.dispose();
this.disposeResolvers();
this.onSettled();
};
/**
* Reject [[handle]] with the given value, if any.
* Calling this method after calling [[dispose]] is a no-op.
*
* Note that after rejecting a promise, you may need to call
* [[QuickJSContext.executePendingJobs]] to propagate the result to the promise's
* callbacks.
*/
this.reject = (value) => {
if (!this.rejectHandle.alive) {
return;
}
this.context
.unwrapResult(this.context.callFunction(this.rejectHandle, this.context.undefined, value || this.context.undefined))
.dispose();
this.disposeResolvers();
this.onSettled();
};
this.dispose = () => {
if (this.handle.alive) {
this.handle.dispose();
}
this.disposeResolvers();
};
this.context = args.context;
this.owner = args.context.runtime;
this.handle = args.promiseHandle;
this.settled = new Promise((resolve) => {
this.onSettled = resolve;
});
this.resolveHandle = args.resolveHandle;
this.rejectHandle = args.rejectHandle;
}
get alive() {
return this.handle.alive || this.resolveHandle.alive || this.rejectHandle.alive;
}
disposeResolvers() {
if (this.resolveHandle.alive) {
this.resolveHandle.dispose();
}
if (this.rejectHandle.alive) {
this.rejectHandle.dispose();
}
}
}
exports.QuickJSDeferredPromise = QuickJSDeferredPromise;
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