feat: enforce max constraints on image generation limits

[iconben]

Fixes an issue where unbounded height, width, and step parameters could lead to runaway resource utilization.

• max_steps, max_width, and max_height are stored in config file
• Exposed via CLI zimg info and web UI /info endpoints
• Enforced at CLI layer, Web API layer, and MCP Server schema validation layer

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[AgentSeal]

Nice fix, solid defense-in-depth across all three layers (CLI, Web API, MCP). Two small things we noticed:

1. CLI height check missing sys.exit(1) -- in cli.py, the steps and width checks both call sys.exit(1) after log_error, but the height check just falls through:

if args.height > max_height:
    log_error(f"Requested height ({args.height}) exceeds the maximum allowed ({max_height}).")
    # missing sys.exit(1) here

2. MCP schema-level enforcement -- the Field() annotations add descriptions but no le= constraint. Adding le=4096 (or le=max_steps/max_width/max_height) would let MCP hosts reject invalid values at the schema validation layer before the tool handler runs:

steps: int = Field(default=9, le=50, description="Number of inference steps")
width: int = Field(default=1280, le=4096, description="Image width in pixels")
height: int = Field(default=720, le=4096, description="Image height in pixels")

Not a blocker since the server-side ValueError catches it, but schema-level enforcement is the strongest signal to agents and hosts.

Everything else looks good. Will rescan once this lands.