OpenCode 1.14.41 modernizes ACP sessions

This is a polish-heavy release, but the ACP changes are meaningful: OpenCode is making session handoff and recovery feel more like a first-class protocol, not an edge case.

• –ACP clients can now restore the last model, mode, and effort, and they can close sessions cleanly, which matters for long-lived agent workflows.
• –Warping a session to another workspace can now carry uncommitted file changes, reducing the annoying gap between “move work” and “preserve context.”
• –Moving the desktop app’s local server into a separate utility process should make startup and shutdown behavior more predictable.
• –Fixing formatter stdout/stderr handling suggests OpenCode is still dealing with the messy reality of tool integration, where small process assumptions can break core flows.
• –The release reads like infrastructure hardening for power users rather than a feature splash, which is usually the right move for an agentic coding tool.