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Added a structured extension layer for macOS Seatbelt permissions. When used, it adds custom seatbelt permission rules on top of
seatbelt_base_policy.sbpl.This introduces macOS extension settings (macos_preferences, macos_automation, macos_accessibility, macos_calendar) and uses them to generate policy clauses at runtime.
This does modify core/src/seatbelt_base_policy.sbpl, but it preserves existing behavior: the previous default prefs-read grant (user-preference-read) was moved from the base policy into the extension builder and is still applied automatically when no extension profile is provided.