Fix FocusedTabData.

This data structure had several problems:
(1) It kept a WeakPtr<WebContents>. This means that it was possible for
a FocusedTabData to have neither a WebContents nor an error message.
Instead FocusedTabData should use a raw_ptr and FocusedTabData should
not be copied/stored.
(2) It referenced a std::string_view, which is not guaranteed to be
valid if the data structure is copied/stored.

Conceptually the problem is that FocusedTabData is used for two
different purposes: it's used for internal accounting for
GlicFocusedTabManager, and it's used by consumers to get TabInterface or
error string/unfocused tab. These use cases have different requirements
and mixing them together caused confusion.

This CL is the smallest possible CL that fixes these problems. It takes
the existing two data structures and makes them inner classes of
GlicFocusedTabManager. FocusedTabData is renamed FocusedTabDataImpl. A
new class FocusedTabData is created which has exactly one of
tabs::TabInterface* or std::string error + unfocused tab. The callbacks
that vend FocusedTabData now vend a const ref.

Many further improvements are possible, but this CL does not attempt to
make them.

Bug: /411462297
Change-Id: I150747e1e81295090fbfa30b3292556bcd87a783
Reviewed-on: https://chromium-review.googlesource.com/c/chromium/src/+/6607087
Commit-Queue: Erik Chen <erikchen@chromium.org>
Reviewed-by: Ian Vollick <vollick@chromium.org>
Cr-Commit-Position: refs/heads/main@{#1467965}
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