Store session state under project `.copilot/` directory to support ephemeral home directories (Docker, CI, devcontainers)

### Problem

When running Copilot CLI inside a Docker container, devcontainer, or CI runner, the home directory (`~/.copilot/session-state/`) is ephemeral — it is lost when the container exits. This makes `/session restore SESSION_ID` permanently unavailable after the container shuts down, even if the working project directory is a persistent volume mount or git checkout.

The session state that gets lost includes:
- The event log (`events.jsonl`) needed for session restore
- Checkpoints and their index
- Any session artifacts written to the session folder

### Proposed solution

Allow the runtime to store (or mirror) session state under a `.copilot/session-state/` directory inside the project working directory, rather than exclusively under `~/.copilot/session-state/`.

A reasonable implementation:

1. If a `.copilot/` directory exists in the current working directory when a session starts, store session state there instead of (or in addition to) `~/.copilot/session-state/`.
2. When resolving a session ID for `/session restore`, also search `.copilot/session-state/` in the cwd.
3. Optionally: support a config option or environment variable (e.g. `COPILOT_SESSION_DIR`) to explicitly override the storage root.

The `.copilot/` directory in the project can already be used as home for agent-created artifacts (like `plan.md`). Keeping session state there as well makes the whole session context co-located with the code it relates to, and committable to git if desired.

### Relation to existing issues

Issue #1947 requests cloud-synced sessions for cross-device continuity. This request is narrower — it only requires the runtime to look in an additional local directory, with no network dependency.

### Environment

Any environment where `$HOME` is not persistent: Docker containers, GitHub Codespaces rebuilds, CI runners, devcontainers.

Suggested label: area:sessions

Inizia individuando la scrittura dello stato della sessione e la ricerca di `/session restore`; l'issue non indica file sorgente né test. Verifica il comportamento in una directory di progetto persistente con una directory home effimera, includendo un `.copilot/session-state/` esistente e l'override proposto `COPILOT_SESSION_DIR`. Il lavoro è completato quando lo stato della sessione viene memorizzato o trovato come specificato e restore funziona dopo che la directory home è stata eliminata.

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