Shape human click, type and key payloads on POST /api/computers/:botId/human/:kind with 400 - #517
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Only scroll was checked on the takeover route. A click with {x:"ten"}, a type with {text:123} or a key with {} travelled to the computer untouched, surfacing as its 500 or a 200 no-op. The shapes are the ones the gateway HumanInput type already promises: click carries finite x/y viewport pixels, type carries string text, key carries a non-empty name. Scroll keeps its existing check.
Updates the old kind-override test to carry text so it still exercises the kind-wins guard under the new shape rule.
Tests: new server/tests/computer-human-input.test.ts (19 cases: happy paths, 7 malformed clicks, 4 types, 4 keys, scroll default) — 40 pass with routes + scroll-delta suites.