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feat(win): a copied picture pastes as its path in a terminal with Ctrl+V and as itself everywhere else - #178
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When a picture copied from another app is still on the clipboard and a terminal comes to the front, CoPanda adds its PNG path as text so Ctrl+V pastes the path; when another app comes forward the clipboard holds the picture alone again. It listens with a system foreground event, not a keyboard hook, never touches a newer copy, and its own writes stay out of the Windows clipboard history and are not counted as pastes.