refactor: replace impersonate with emulation to avoid negative connotations
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"Impersonate" carries negative connotations of deceit and identity theft, which is not appropriate in the context of simulating browser behaviors. "Emulation" is a more neutral and accurate term, commonly used in technical contexts to describe the process of mimicking or simulating system behaviors, such as TLS/HTTP2 protocols. This change improves clarity and better reflects the intent of simulating browser functionality rather than impersonating it.