feat(gui:list): allow copying package-names

[lawson85]

Description

I have made it so that you can copy package names, if you select it or double click and use CTRL + C

Related issues

closes #1304

Checklist

• I have read the CONTRIBUTING guidelines
• I have performed a self-review of my changes
• My changes generate no new warnings
• The CI/CD pipeline passes (or is expected to pass)

[Copilot]

Pull request overview

Adds support for copying package names from the GUI package list by making the displayed package name selectable/copyable.

Changes:

• Replace the package-name label in each package row with an iced text_input so users can select and copy it.
• Add a Noop row message and handle it in the list view to ignore edits from the text_input.
• Minor import adjustments to support the new message handling.

Reviewed changes

Copilot reviewed 2 out of 2 changed files in this pull request and generated 4 comments.

File	Description
src/gui/widgets/package_row.rs	Makes the package name render as a text_input and introduces Message::Noop.
src/gui/views/list.rs	Handles the new Noop message when processing row messages (and adds an extra alias import).

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[Copilot]

Using a text_input for the package name makes this central area a focusable/interactive widget. In Iced, interactive children typically consume mouse events, so clicking the package name may no longer trigger the row’s outer .on_press(Message::PackagePressed) (regression in selecting/highlighting a row by clicking its name). Consider implementing copy-to-clipboard without replacing the label with an input (e.g., handle Ctrl+C / double-click at the row/list level and write the package name to the clipboard), or otherwise ensure clicks on the name still publish PackagePressed.

[Copilot]

PackageRowMessage is an alias of the same enum already imported as RowMessage from package_row. Importing both and matching on PackageRowMessage::Noop while using RowMessage::* for the other variants is redundant and makes the match harder to follow; it can be simplified by using a single alias (e.g., RowMessage::Noop) and removing the extra import.

[AnonymousWP]

@lawson85 Could you also follow-up with the other Copilot comments?