Fix launcher clipboard parsing for GNOME file managers - #31
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GNOME clipboard payloads begin with a marker and a copy/cut verb, which the launcher previously selected as the project directory. Select the first path-looking line so these payloads resolve to the actual directory.
Follow-up to the review on #27, which has already merged. Extract the parser into
src/renderer/src/lib/and add behavioral coverage for GNOME copy/cut payloads, line endings, paired quotes, URI lists, Windows drive/UNC paths, percent-decoding, and invalid input.Validation on 994e18b:
npm test(542 passed),npm run typecheck, andnpm run buildall pass locally.The optional home-directory expansion and paste-icon follow-ups remain deferred; no suitable paste icon exists in the vendored Lucide assets.