Nariman Jelveh 5c2a423658 fix: progress window covering paste conflict dialog; ghost row after Replace (#3493)
* fix: progress window covering paste conflict dialog; ghost row after Replace

Pasting a copied file onto a name collision buried the Replace/Cancel
dialog under a stuck 'Preparing...' progress window, and answering
Replace left a stale duplicate row in every client.

- helpers.js: copy_clipboard_items armed its delayed progress window
  with a 0ms timer (its siblings use 2s), so the window opened
  instantly over the dialog. Use 2s, and in all three of
  copy_clipboard_items / copy_items / move_items pause the timer while
  a conflict dialog (or the own-location / trash-deny alerts) is
  waiting for input, re-arming it after. A window that opens
  mid-operation now shows the current file instead of a stuck
  'Preparing...', and the trash-deny bail no longer leaks a timer that
  opened an orphan window after the operation ended.
- LegacyFSController: /copy and /move dropped the legacy 'overwritten'
  response field and never emitted item.removed for the entry an
  overwrite deleted, so clients kept a ghost row until re-listing.
  Resolve the entry before the operation, return it, and emit
  item.removed on success.
- helpers.js: copy_items read resp[0].overwritten but removed
  resp.overwritten (always undefined), and the data-uid cleanup
  selectors were unquoted — invalid CSS when a UUID starts with a
  digit. Fixed all three sites.

* test: pin the v1 overwrite/collision wire contract for move and copy

The collision tests asserted only statusCode 409, which is how the
item_with_same_name_exists code regressed to 'conflict' unnoticed and
broke every replace/skip prompt in the GUI. Assert the legacy code and
entry_name explicitly, and add controller tests for the overwrite path:
the replaced entry must ride along as 'overwritten' in the /copy and
/move responses and be announced via outer.gui.item.removed so clients
drop its row.
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