refactor(ui-primitives): extract shared head/tail cap and copy-feedback helpers

The tail-header cap fix pushed SearchBlock's head/tail slicing arithmetic and
its copy-feedback hook over the duplication gate's threshold against the
byte-identical logic in TerminalBlock. Extract both into head-tail-cap.ts
(headTailCap) and use-copy-feedback.ts (useCopyFeedback) and consume them from
both blocks, deleting the clone rather than nudging it under the limit.
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// Head/tail height-cap arithmetic shared by the block primitives (TerminalBlock,
// SearchBlock) and matching the TUI transcript's collapsed tool card, so a long
// result's head and tail slices agree across every surface. The split is
// `ceil(maxLines / 2)` head rows and the remainder as tail rows; a result within
// the cap shows every row and hides none.
/** The head/tail split metrics for a capped list. */
export interface HeadTailCap {
/** Rows beyond the cap (list length − maxLines); ≤ 0 means nothing is hidden. */
hidden: number
/** Whether the list is over the cap and not expanded, so it shows a head/tail slice. */
capped: boolean
/** Head-slice row count: `ceil(maxLines / 2)`. */
headLines: number
/** Tail-slice row count: the remainder after the head. */
tailLines: number
}
/**
* Compute the head/tail cap metrics for a list of `total` rows against `maxLines`,
* given whether the surface is expanded. Pure arithmetic; the caller slices its
* own rows with `headLines`/`tailLines` so a block can layer its own concerns
* (SearchBlock restores a tail file header) on top.
* @param total - the list's row count.
* @param maxLines - the collapsed-height cap in rows.
* @param expanded - whether the surface is expanded (uncaps the list).
* @returns the split metrics.
*/
export function headTailCap(total: number, maxLines: number, expanded: boolean): HeadTailCap {
const hidden = total - maxLines
const headLines = Math.ceil(maxLines / 2)
return { hidden, capped: hidden > 0 && !expanded, headLines, tailLines: maxLines - headLines }
}