Add WebF to Flutter Host

Guide the user through integrating WebF into a Flutter app.

Steps

1. If the user passed $ARGUMENTS, treat it as the directory to inspect; otherwise use the current working directory.
2. Call mcp__openwebf__project_profile with { "cwd": "<dir>" } and summarize:
   • Detected type + confidence
   • Whether controller manager initialization, bundle loading, caching, routing, and perf monitoring are already present
   • Top findings (errors/warnings) with file paths
3. Call mcp__openwebf__docs_search for “Add WebF to Flutter > Getting Started” and “WebFBundle” (prefer code snippets).
4. Ask the user how they plan to ship content:
   • Remote URL (CDN)
   • Bundled assets
   • Localhost dev
   • Inline content
5. Provide a recommended setup:
   • webf dependency
   • WebFControllerManager initialization/config
   • WebFBundle choice for their mode
6. If the user wants scaffolding, offer the most relevant templates and explain where to place them:
   • host/controller-manager-init
   • host/prerender-controller
   • host/webf-from-controllername
   • host/http-cache-mode
7. If relevant, explain pre-rendering and controller lifecycle best practices.