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Adds a hover-revealed copy-to-clipboard icon button in the card header row of BoardCard. Clicking it copies the full raw card.prompt to the clipboard and briefly shows a 'Copied!' tooltip for visual feedback.
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feat: add copy prompt button to task card header
Adds a hover-revealed copy-to-clipboard button to every task card header. Hovering over a card fades in the copy icon to the left of the column's action button (Play/Trash/Restore) with no gap between them. Clicking it writes the full task prompt to the clipboard and briefly shows a "Copied!" tooltip.
Implementation notes:
group-hover/card:opacity-100rather than a JS hover state — this avoids a known issue where@hello-pangea/dndcan swallowmouseenter/mouseleaveevents on draggable elements, which would cause the button to never appearisHoveredstate entirely; the card background highlight was already covered by Tailwind'shover:bg-surface-3class, making the JS state redundant