Support per-agent LSP server configuration in agent frontmatter

### Feature request

**Is your feature request related to a problem?**

I am building a multi-agent system where each agent has a different specialization. Agents already support per-agent MCP server configs via `mcp-servers` in the YAML frontmatter, which is excellent — each agent only sees the external tools it needs.

However, LSP servers are configured globally (user-level `~/.copilot/lsp-config.json` or repo-level `.github/lsp.json`). There is no way to scope LSP servers to a specific agent.

This matters because different agents work with different languages and file types:

- A **morning-command-center** agent works primarily with Markdown and YAML (agent definitions, skill files, documentation). It needs `yaml-language-server` but has no use for `typescript-language-server`.
- A **deep-work-planner** agent investigates codebases and would benefit from TypeScript, Python, and SQL LSP servers for code navigation.
- A **communication-triage** agent classifies messages and drafts responses — it has no need for any LSP server at all.

With global-only LSP config, every agent loads every configured LSP server regardless of whether it will use them. This wastes resources and increases startup time, especially when you have 7+ agents and 9+ LSP servers configured globally.

**Describe the solution you would like**

Allow agents to declare LSP servers in their `.agent.md` frontmatter, similar to `mcp-servers`:

```yaml
---
name: deep-work-planner
lsp-servers:
typescript:
command: npx
args: ["--yes", "typescript-language-server", "--stdio"]
fileExtensions:
.ts: typescript
.tsx: typescript
python-typecheck:
command: npx
args: ["--yes", "pyright-langserver", "--stdio"]
fileExtensions:
.py: python
---
```

When an agent declares `lsp-servers`, only those LSP servers would be started for that agent session. If no `lsp-servers` block is present, fall back to the existing global/repo config.

**Describe alternatives you have considered**

- Maintaining separate repo-level `.github/lsp.json` files per project — but this does not solve per-agent isolation within the same repo.
- Not configuring LSP servers globally and relying only on agents that need them — but this breaks the default CLI experience outside of agents.

**Additional context**

This would bring LSP config parity with MCP config, which already supports per-agent scoping. The pattern is already established in the agent frontmatter format — this would extend it to LSP.