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Fix Linux compose input and speed up local recipient suggestions - #29
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Linux compose bodies can render while keyboard input stays outside the embedded GTK window. Recipient autocomplete on all platforms can also stall after sync invalidates the directory, because it waits for saved contacts and the full local mail-history aggregate to finish.
This change explicitly transfers X11 keyboard focus into the GTK editor and returns it to the compose window when leaving the body. It keeps native keyboard handling and ignores focus transfers from other windows. Identical HTML binding updates no longer replace the DOM and disturb selection/undo state.
Recipient autocomplete now searches an in-memory snapshot while local refreshes run in the background. Saved contacts become available before mail-history aggregation finishes; the focused recipient field updates when more results arrive. Refresh failures retain existing results, concurrent refreshes coalesce, and account-scope changes discard the previous directory. No remote recipient searches are introduced.
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