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feat(bulkProcessing): in progress banner and request toast DEV-2274 (#7156)

### 📣 Summary

Show bulk processing banner immediatelly after bulk job is created. Show
additional activity log link for users who created jobs. Also show a
toast on bulk job creation success.

### 💭 Notes

Changes here:

**BulkProcessingBanner component:**
- Shows banner for everyone when bulk jobs are running (previously only
showed for "other users")
- Adds "Click here to monitor your progress or to cancel this job" link
to activity log for users who created at least one active job
- Banner dismissal persists in session storage per asset, re-appears
when new bulk job starts

**BulkTranscriptionModal:**
- Success toast
- Invalidates `useAssetsAdvancedFeaturesBulkActionsList` query on
success to trigger banner display

**useDataTableBulkActions hook:**
- Renamed boolean from `hasActiveBulkActionsCreatedByAnotherUser` to
`hasActiveBulkActionsCreatedByCurrentUser` (flipped logic)
- Now returns `activeBulkActions` array instead of just count
- Updated tests to cover new behavior

**Table layout:**
- Both `BulkProcessingBanner` and `LimitNotifications` (OverLimitBanner)
now sit in a Mantine Stack with consistent spacing
- Fixed OverLimitBanner margin; now Stack handles spacing

**TextWithInternalLink component:**
- New component for replacing square brackets in translations with
`Link` component for internal navigation

**Storybook:**
- Added 7 new DataTableWrapper stories: ProcessingColumnAndBanner,
ProcessingAndLimitsBannersTogether, plus 5 limit banner scenarios (to
make it easier to test the styling tweaks)
- Created `organizationServiceUsage.factory.ts` with DRY presets
(storageWarning, storageExceeded, submissionExceeded, bothExceeded)
- Created `subscription.mocks.ts` for MSW mock (needed because
subscriptionStore uses jQuery AJAX which MSW doesn't intercept)
- Added decorator to manually initialize subscriptionStore singleton
with proper cleanup between stories
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