feat: add scope indicators (Global/Project) to mode selector and editor

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Summary

This PR attempts to address Issue #8238 by adding visual scope indicators to help users distinguish between global and project-level custom modes.

Changes

• ✨ Add scope badges ("Global" or "Project") to custom modes in the mode selector dropdown
• ✨ Add scope badge to the currently selected mode button
• ✨ Add scope badge to mode names in the modes editor view
• 🌐 Use existing translations from common:customModes.scope for localization support

Visual Changes

The implementation adds small, unobtrusive badges next to custom mode names showing:

• "project" for project-level modes (stored in .roomodes)
• "global" for global modes (stored in user settings)

These indicators appear in:

1. The mode selection dropdown list
2. The currently selected mode display
3. The mode editor header when editing custom modes

Testing

• ✅ All existing tests pass
• ✅ Linting and type checking pass
• ✅ Manual testing with both global and project custom modes

Notes

• Built-in modes (architect, code, ask, etc.) do not show scope indicators as they are not custom modes
• The badges use existing VSCode theme variables for consistent styling
• Translations are already available in all supported languages

Fixes #8238

Feedback and guidance are welcome!

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Important

Add scope indicators to custom modes in ModeSelector.tsx and ModesView.tsx, distinguishing between global and project-level modes.

• Behavior:
  • Add scope badges ("Global" or "Project") to custom modes in ModeSelector.tsx and ModesView.tsx.
  • Use existing translations from common:customModes.scope for localization.
• Visual Changes:
  • Badges indicate "project" for modes in .roomodes and "global" for modes in user settings.
  • Indicators appear in mode selection dropdown, selected mode display, and mode editor header.
• Testing:
  • All existing tests pass.
  • Linting and type checking pass.
  • Manual testing with global and project custom modes.

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Inconsistent translation keys: the selected mode display uses t('common:customModes.scope.project/global') while the dropdown item uses t('common:scope.project/global'). Please unify these so the same key set is used throughout.

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In ModesView the scope badge translation keys are inconsistent. For example, the current mode badge uses t('common:scope.project/global') (line 626) while later the custom mode header uses t('common:customModes.scope.project/global'). Consider using a single pair of keys for consistency.

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Reviewing my own code is like proofreading my own emails - I always find the typos after hitting send.

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Critical Issue: These translation keys common:scope.project and common:scope.global don't exist in the translation files. The PR description mentions using common:customModes.scope but these are different keys. This will cause missing translation errors.

Suggested fix:

{mode.source === "project"
  ? t("common:customModes.scope.project")
  : t("common:customModes.scope.global")}

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Suggestion: Consider extracting this repeated badge markup into a reusable component to reduce duplication across the 6 instances in this PR:

const ScopeBadge = ({ source }: { source?: string }) => {
  if (!source) return null;
  return (
    <span className="text-[10px] px-1 py-0.5 rounded bg-vscode-badge-background text-vscode-badge-foreground">
      {source === "project"
        ? t("common:customModes.scope.project")
        : t("common:customModes.scope.global")}
    </span>
  );
};

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Accessibility: Consider adding an aria-label or title attribute to help screen reader users understand what these scope indicators mean:

<span 
  className="text-[10px] px-1 py-0.5 rounded bg-vscode-badge-background text-vscode-badge-foreground"
  aria-label={`Scope: ${selectedMode.source === "project" ? "Project-level mode" : "Global mode"}`}
>

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Type Safety: The optional chaining here is good, but consider being more explicit about when the badge should show. Built-in modes don't have a source property, so this correctly hides the badge for them. However, a comment explaining this intentional behavior would help future maintainers.