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chore(conductor): Add new track 'Add full api/hooks so that gemini cli can test, interact, and manipulate the state of the gui & program backend for automated testing.'

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# Specification: Add full api/hooks so that gemini cli can test, interact, and manipulate the state of the gui & program backend for automated testing
## Overview
This track introduces a comprehensive suite of API hooks designed specifically for the Gemini CLI and the Conductor framework. These hooks will allow automated agents to manipulate and test the internal state of the application without requiring manual GUI interaction, enabling automated test-driven development and track progression validation.
## Use Cases
- **Automated Testing & Progression:** Expose low-level state manipulation hooks so that the Gemini CLI + Conductor can autonomously verify track completion, test UI logic, and validate backend states.
## Functional Requirements
- **Comprehensive Access:** The hooks must provide full, unrestricted access to the entire program, including:
- GUI state (Dear PyGui nodes, values, layout data).
- AI session state (history, active caches, tool configurations).
- Project configurations and discussion state.
- **Security & Logging:** The hook system MUST be strictly opt-in (e.g., enabled via a specific command-line argument like `--enable-test-hooks` or an environment variable). When enabled, any invocation of these hooks MUST be aggressively logged to ensure transparency.
## Non-Functional Requirements
- **Thread Safety:** Hooks interacting with the GUI state must respect the main render loop locks and threading model defined in the architecture guidelines.
- **Dependency Minimalism:** The hook interface should utilize built-in mechanisms (like sockets, a lightweight local HTTP server, or standard inter-process communication) without introducing heavy external web frameworks.
## Out of Scope
- Building the actual Gemini CLI or Conductor automation logic itself; this track only builds the *hooks* within Manual Slop that those external agents will consume.