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feat(deleteProject): refactor single and multiple project deletion process DEV-1993 (#7159)

### 📣 Summary
This PR enables the delete button quick action for MMO members, refactor
the existing delete prompt modal to use mantine components and adds the
checks and a blocker modal to inform the user if the selected project(s)
cannot be deleted.

### 💭 Notes
- BulkDeleteModal and its usage were refactored to use the `modals.open`
patter used in other places.
- A new blocker modal was implemented to handle deletion permissions and
display information to the user
- Several mock files were changed to include `created_by` as returned
from API now.
- Since this englobes several different scenarios, multiple test cases
were added below for better understanding of the implementation.

### 👀 Preview steps

#### Non-MMO — Single project delete (happy path)

1. ℹ️ Log in as a non-MMO user with at least one deployed project that
has submissions
2. Go to **My Projects**, select the project
3. Click the trash (🗑️) quick action button
4. 🔴 [on main] A legacy `KoboPrompt`-styled modal opens
5. 🟢 [on PR] A Mantine modal opens with the title *"Delete project
'Project Name'"* and three checkboxes (data, form, and recovery
confirmation). The red **Delete** button remains disabled until all
three are checked. Note: if the project has no submissions, only two
checkboxes appear — the data checkbox is hidden when there is no data to
warn about.
6. Check all boxes and click **Delete**
7. 🟢 Project is deleted, sidebar refreshes, a toast notification appears
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#### Non-MMO — No permission to delete (button gate)

1. ℹ️ Log in as a non-MMO user who is a collaborator with `view_asset`
only on a project they do not own
2. Go to **My Projects**, select that project
3. 🔴 [on main] The trash button is disabled
4. 🟢 [on PR] Same — trash button remains disabled, no modal opens

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#### Non-MMO — Bulk delete (all deletable)

1. ℹ️ Log in as a non-MMO user, have two or more projects yo... (continued)

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