refactor: Adopt Chapter type, drop denormalized state#60
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Replace TocBoundary (Section) and SpineSegment (EpubReaderActivity) with the unified Chapter type from phase 1 (PR #56). Delete TocPageRange; getPageRangeForTocIndex now returns std::optional directly.
Drop the denormalized cumulativeOffset and totalPages fields. getChapterRelativePage is rewritten as a running sum over chapterPageInfo.segments (N <= 3 in practice). New getChapterTotalPages() helper exposes the chapter total to status bar and reader menu without storing it on the side.
Section::tocBoundaries now precomputes endPage at build time (post-sort) instead of recomputing it in each getPageRangeForTocIndex call.
No behavior change. RAM unchanged; flash drops ~1.3 KB. On-disk section cache format unchanged (no SECTION_FILE_VERSION bump).