feat: shareholder movements from the Stockbit session (ownership movements)

`idx ownership movements [SYMBOL]` and the MCP tool
`get_shareholder_movements` list reported changes in insiders' and major
holders' stakes, newest first, from Stockbit's
/insider/company/majorholder: IDX insider disclosures (any size, with the
trade price) and KSEI changes of holders at 5% and above (Stockbit's
estimated price). Stockbit filters by date range, holder id, action and
source; each page is 50 rows and one request, up to 10 pages, cached an
hour per page under every filter.

Rows keep exact signed share counts and the stake in basis points as
Stockbit rounds it; unknown action labels are kept as `other` rather than
dropped. JSON is {movements, more}; JSONL is one movement per line. The
command lives under `ownership` but needs no import, and `ownership`
commands now take --offline / --no-cache for it.

The per-symbol summary score is the next PR; docs/STOCKBIT.md records the
endpoint's parameters and action types as checked on 2026-11-03.

Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_01RqPPVeVDrnLoP7NUZmLRxY

ROADMAP.md

@@ -14,8 +14,10 @@ history lives in git.
 - Multi-period financial statements (today `financials` is single-period)
 - Order book depth without a login: no free source exists (IDX sells delayed
   depth to vendors); `stocks orderbook` needs the user's Stockbit login.
-- Shareholder movements (`ownership movements`) from the Stockbit session;
-  design and endpoints in `docs/STOCKBIT.md`. Corporate-action follow-ups:
+- Shareholder movement follow-ups (`docs/STOCKBIT.md`): `ownership movements
+  --summary`, a per-symbol score (net value, distinct buyers, share-plan
+  flag), then an event study before calling any of it a signal; joining
+  holders to ownership entities by name. Corporate-action follow-ups:
   ex-dates of splits, bonuses and rights noted in `stocks history`, and the
   `stock_dividend` / `reversesplit` row shapes once Stockbit lists one.
 - Stockbit login follow-ups: hourly OHLCV from the session's `1w` chart (the