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feat(frontend): mantineify AssetTagsModal DEV-2057 (#7115)

### 📣 Summary

Modernize looks of "Edit tags" modal in My Library.

### 💭 Notes

This PR replaces the legacy Asset Tags modal flow with a modern Mantine
implementation and keeps compatibility with existing backend/update
behavior.

The new modal:
- opens from the same user-facing action points as before
- uses react-query (Orval hook) for saving tag updates
- keeps legacy update side effects working through the existing bridge
handlers
- includes Storybook coverage for the interaction flow

Changes here:
- Asset Tags modal migration to Mantine + functional component flow,
including loading/error/save handling
- Quick action wiring now opens the new modal path directly
- Legacy BigModal Asset Tags branch removal and related constant cleanup
- Shared Storybook query-client decorator reuse in the Asset Tags story
- Shared reusable asset PATCH MSW helper introduced and reused by
stories
- Story interaction test improved to assert PATCH payload via Storybook
spy instead of file-scoped mutable state
- Additional maintainer-oriented comments/JSDoc added in touched
authored files to improve readability and onboarding
- OpenAPI/schema extension updates ensure tag_string is part of asset
PATCH request union for generation consistency

Tiny AI pun for the road: this PR is basically a tag-team effort between
UI polish and schema truth.

### 👀 Preview steps

1. ℹ️ Have an account with few Library items (assets)
2. Go to My Library and hover over one of the rows
3. Click "Edit tags" icon button
4. 🔴 [on main] Notice the old legacy modal flow/styling.
5. 🟢 [on PR] Notice the Mantine modal opens for tag editing.
6. Add a new tag and click "Update".
7. 🟢 Notice the modal closes successfully and tag changes are saved
(re-open Edit tags to confirm persistence).

Also verify Storybook AssetTagsModal story works.

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