Explicit "root" ID Enforcement

# Proposal: Explicit "root" ID Enforcement

## Reason
A surface is not valid for rendering until a component with `id="root"` is defined. Currently, the renderers perform a simple null check, leading to inconsistent "empty" states or flicker while the stream is loading.

## Design
1. **Ready State**: Add an `isReady` signal to `SurfaceModel` (or `SurfaceComponentsModel`) that specifically tracks the presence of the `root` ID.
2. **Progressive Feedback**: Update `A2uiSurface` to check `isReady`. While false, it should render a standardized "Loading Surface" state or a shimmer effect.
3. **Enforcement**: Log a warning if components are added to a surface that has been active for a significant time without a root component, aiding developer debugging.

## Key Files
- `renderers/web_core/src/v0_9/state/surface-model.ts`
- `renderers/react_prototype/src/A2uiSurface.tsx`

Start by reading the key files mentioned: `renderers/web_core/src/v0_9/state/surface-model.ts` and `renderers/react_prototype/src/A2uiSurface.tsx`. Understand how the surface state is managed and where the root component check currently happens. The goal is to add an `isReady` signal and update the React component to show a loading state. Check for existing tests related to surface rendering to ensure the new behavior works correctly.

Written by the indexing model from the issue text.