Default MCP tab tools to the active tab

Requiring an explicit tab_id forced every navigate or close through a
preceding tabs_list call, which costs an MCP client a full round trip just to
learn the ID the browser already considers current.

navigate and tabs_close now resolve the active tab when tab_id is omitted,
matching the screenshot tool. Resolution is explicit rather than forwarding
None into the SDK, so the acting tool knows which tab it touched; tabs_close
reports it, since closing the wrong tab is not recoverable.

This stays in the MCP layer: the SDK and CLI signatures are unchanged.

tests/test_remote_pool.py

@@ -43,6 +43,39 @@ def test_checkin_caps_pool_size():
     b.close()
   pool.close_all()
 
+def test_checkin_caps_endpoint_buckets():
+  pool.close_all()
+  peers = []
+  try:
+    for i in range(pool._MAX_ENDPOINTS + 5):
+      a, b = _socketpair()
+      peers.append(b)
+      pool.checkin(f"host-{i}:443", pool.PooledConnection(a, b"secret"))
+    assert len(pool._POOL) <= pool._MAX_ENDPOINTS
+  finally:
+    for peer in peers:
+      peer.close()
+    pool.close_all()
+
+def test_checkin_prunes_stale_endpoint_buckets():
+  pool.close_all()
+  old_a, old_b = _socketpair()
+  old = pool.PooledConnection(old_a, b"secret")
+  pool.checkin("old:443", old)
+  old.last_used -= pool._MAX_IDLE_SECONDS + 1
+  peers = [old_b]
+  try:
+    for i in range(pool._MAX_ENDPOINTS):
+      a, b = _socketpair()
+      peers.append(b)
+      pool.checkin(f"new-{i}:443", pool.PooledConnection(a, b"secret"))
+    assert "old:443" not in pool._POOL
+    assert len(pool._POOL) <= pool._MAX_ENDPOINTS
+  finally:
+    for peer in peers:
+      peer.close()
+    pool.close_all()
+
 def test_session_inner_message_strips_auth_fields():
   msg = {
     "id": "1", "command": "tabs.list", "args": {}, "user_agent": "browser-cli/1",