fix: use browser-matching multipart boundary format#435
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Move multipart boundary generation from JS to Rust so it can use the configured browser fingerprint. Chrome profiles now produce `----WebKitFormBoundary*` and Firefox produces `---------------------------*` matching real browser behavior. Closes #432
Firefox uses `----geckoformboundary` + two random uint64 in hex, not `---------------------------` + digits. See mozilla-firefox/firefox@main/dom/html/HTMLFormSubmission.cpp#L355
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Moves multipart boundary generation from JS to Rust where the browser fingerprint is available. Each browser profile now produces boundaries matching the real browser format:
----WebKitFormBoundary+ 16 alphanumeric chars----geckoformboundary+ two random uint64 hex valuesxxxxxxxx-xxxx-4xxx-yxxx-xxxxxxxxxxxx)----formdata-impit-*(default, unchanged)The boundary is generated lazily — the NAPI call only happens when the body is actually a
FormDatainstance. The method is not exposed in public types.Closes #432