Field-bound @ SAY GET: READ writes the record; lookup pickers in forms

[DDecoene]

Part of the v1.3.0 lookup feature. Design: docs/superpowers/specs/2026-07-10-lookup-columns-design.md (on release/v1.3.0). Builds on the LOOKUP qualifier issue.

dBASE III's actual form model: @ 5,5 SAY "Name: " GET NAME edits the current record's field and READ writes it back — no memory-variable round trip. A field-bound GET whose column declares a LOOKUP renders as a dropdown, which is how the lookup reaches forms with a single declaration site.

Scope

• doAtSayGet resolves the GET name against the active table's columns; fields shadow memory variables (dBASE precedent; README documents the behavior change — demos audited, every GET uses m_/choice/pause)
• FormField gains target (var | field), value (prefill), options? — options via LookupResolver
• At READ each field-bound GET captures its alias + current-record rowid (fetchCurrentRow path); form-submit writes by rowid, exactly like grid-edit
• form-submit: branch on target; validate ALL (declared type + lookup membership) before writing ANY; targets come from the Session-retained field list, never the client message
• New form-error server message (offending fields + reasons); client keeps the form open and outlines them
• FormLayout renders <select> when options are present
• Field-bound GET with no current record: ** Error: GET <field>: no current record

Tests

• tests/GridMessages.test.ts-style protocol coverage for the new form-submit branches + form-error, including a forged form-submit naming a column the form never offered
• Playwright: form picker end-to-end (select rendered, chosen value written to the record)

[DDecoene]

Merged in PR #65 (feature/59-field-bound-get → release/v1.3.0). Field-bound @ SAY GET fully honors LOOKUP now — BROWSE and forms both declare, enforce, and render it end to end.