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maziggy 31ee7a5d9a feat(file-manager,archives): page-wide drag-and-drop upload (#1510)
Adds page-wide drag-and-drop file upload to the File Manager
  tab — drop any file anywhere on the page and the upload modal
  opens pre-populated with the dropped files. The Upload Files
  button still works for click-to-browse.

  Also fixes the Archives drag-cancel bug @maikolscripts reported
  in the same issue: cancelling a drag (drag back outside the
  browser, Escape mid-drag, or release outside the page) used to
  leave the overlay stuck until page refresh.

  Both pages share a new hook usePageFileDrop. The fix:
  - relatedTarget containment check (catches drag-out-of-window)
  - document-level drop / dragend / keydown(Escape) listeners
    that only register while isDraggingOver === true, so the
    three cancel paths all reset uniformly

  FileUploadModal gains an optional initialFiles prop so the
  File Manager page can pre-seed the modal from a page-wide
  drop. seededInitialRef guards against re-adding on re-renders.

  Permission gate: File Manager drop zone disabled when the
  user lacks library:upload, so a viewer-tier user doesn't get
  a misleading overlay.
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