iOS: degrade gracefully where the Android-only native services are missing

Share/pick/sync calls and streams no longer throw MissingPluginException at
startup; upload/download/sync-now show 'X isn't available on this platform
yet'. Offline/sync mirror dir no longer uses the Android-only external dir.
Info.plist: Face ID and photo library usage strings.

Co-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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Ayushya Amitabh
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@@ -811,3 +811,34 @@ rather than relying on this async path throwing naturally.
bitmask (1 read, 2 update, 4 create, 8 delete, 16 reshare). The share
sheet's per-person pill opens a menu with Can view (1) / Can edit (3 for
files, 15 for folders), keeping the existing reshare bit, plus Remove access.
## Native services on iOS (in progress)
The five `dev.ayushya.noo/*` channels (`share_intent`, `pick_intent`,
`upload_service`, `download_service`, `sync_service`, plus their status
`EventChannel`s) are implemented in Kotlin only; iOS has no handler for any
of them yet, so every call there throws `MissingPluginException`.
`lib/services/native_channel.dart` makes that safe until each one is built
in Swift:
- `invokeIfAvailable` - a missing implementation returns null. For cold-start
checks (`getInitialShare`, `getPickRequest`, `getSyncStatus`) and
scheduling/cleanup (`reschedule`, `cancel`, `removeLocalSync`,
`finishPick`/`cancelPick`).
- `invokeOrExplain` - throws `NativeServiceUnavailable("<Feature>")`, whose
message callers already show in a snackbar ("Uploading isn't available on
this platform yet."). For things the user just asked for: `startUpload`,
`startDownload`, `syncNow`, `resolveConflict`.
- `quietEvents` - wraps an `EventChannel` so the missing-implementation error
is dropped instead of surfacing as an unhandled stream error.
When a channel gets a real iOS implementation nothing changes on the Dart
side - the helpers only act on `MissingPluginException`.
`SyncService.baseDirectory()` is where the `sync/<accountId>/...` mirror
lives: `getExternalStorageDirectory()` on Android (what `SyncEngine.kt`
writes), the app support directory elsewhere, because that call throws on
iOS. `OfflineController` and `localSyncedFilePath` both go through it.
Not built on iOS yet: Share Extension (needs an App Group), the picker
(File Provider), background uploads/downloads (`URLSession`), and sync
(`BGTaskScheduler`) - see the iOS handoff notes.