## Summary
Group consecutive identical console messages in `list_console_messages`,
similar to Chrome DevTools' console grouping behavior.
Fixes#904
## Changes
- Introduce `GroupedConsoleFormatter` subclass that extends
`ConsoleFormatter` and overrides `toString()` / `toJSON()` for
count-aware formatting
- Add `ConsoleFormatter.groupConsecutive()` static method that groups
consecutive messages with the same type, text, and argument count
- Apply grouping **before pagination** so grouped counts are accurate
and page sizes reflect the collapsed view
- Add unit tests for grouping logic, string formatting, and JSON output
## Key design decisions
- **`GroupedConsoleFormatter` subclass**: Keeps the existing formatter
interface clean — no new methods added to `ConsoleFormatter`.
`ConsoleFormatter` and `GroupedConsoleFormatter` are interchangeable via
the same interface.
- **Grouping before pagination** (not at format time): This was the
feedback on #963 and #1025 — grouping at format time breaks pagination
counts. This implementation groups in `McpResponse` before calling
`paginate()`.
- **No `lastId`**: Since grouped messages are truly identical, only the
first message's ID is needed.
- **`argCount` matching**: Prevents false grouping of messages with the
same text but different argument counts.
## Output example
```
msgid=1 [log] hello world (1 args) [5 times]
```
## Testing
- Unit tests in `tests/formatters/ConsoleFormatterGrouping.test.ts`
- Manual verification: identical messages (×5), mixed pattern (A,A,B,A,A
→ A×2, B×1, A×2)
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