Alejandro 599e8b6c60 Fix zap dialog to target correct event author (#152)
* fix: use semantic author for zap targeting

When zapping certain event kinds (zaps, streams), use the semantic
author instead of event.pubkey:
- Zaps (9735): Target the zapper, not the lightning service
- Streams (30311): Target the host, not the event publisher

Changes:
- Extract getSemanticAuthor() to shared utility (src/lib/semantic-author.ts)
- Update BaseEventRenderer to use semantic author when opening zap dialog
- Update ZapWindow to resolve recipient using semantic author
- Refactor DynamicWindowTitle to use shared utility

This ensures that when you zap an event, you're zapping the right person
(the one who semantically "owns" or created the event), not just whoever
signed it.

* fix: load event in DynamicWindowTitle to derive zap recipient

When opening a zap dialog via 'zap naddr1...' or 'zap nevent1...', the
window title was showing "ZAP" instead of "Zap {host name}" because
DynamicWindowTitle only had access to the empty recipientPubkey from
the initial props.

Now DynamicWindowTitle:
- Loads the event from eventPointer if present
- Derives the recipient using getSemanticAuthor() if recipientPubkey is empty
- Falls back to explicit recipientPubkey if provided

This ensures the window title shows the correct recipient name
immediately, matching the behavior in the ZapWindow component itself.

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Co-authored-by: Claude <noreply@anthropic.com>
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