FileUploader: revert maxWidth calculation update

[ksercs]

Previously, we fixed a layout issue where the size element moved to the next row when both the size and the title were long. However, that change reduced the width allocated for the name in general. We decided to revert the fix for now. If we encounter more real cases in the future, we will rework this part completely, remove the JavaScript width calculations, and solve it using a CSS-only approach.

[Copilot]

Pull Request Overview

This PR reverts a previous fix that addressed a layout issue in FileUploader where the size element would move to the next row when both size and title were long. The revert restores more width allocation for the file name element by removing a 10px gap from the width calculation. The team decided to revert this fix and will consider a CSS-only approach if more real cases emerge in the future.

Key changes:

• Removed GAP and REFERENCE_TEXT constants used in the previous fix
• Changed reference text from constant to inline '1000 Mb' string
• Removed gap subtraction from maxWidth calculation to allocate more space for file names

[Copilot]

The hardcoded reference text '1000 Mb' has two issues:

1. Incorrect capitalization: Should be '1000 MB' (uppercase 'B') to match the localized unit format in js/localization/messages/en.json.

2. Localization concern: The reference text is used to measure maximum width, but different locales have different unit lengths. For example, Arabic uses "ميغا بايت" which is much longer than "Mb", while most languages use "MB". This could result in inaccurate width calculations for some locales, potentially causing layout issues.

Consider using a properly formatted localized reference string, e.g., messageLocalization.format('dxFileUploader-Mb') to construct the reference text: \1000 ${messageLocalization.format('dxFileUploader-Mb')}``.

Suggested change

	$fileSize?.text('1000 Mb');
	$fileSize?.text(`1000 ${messageLocalization.format('dxFileUploader-Mb')}`);

[Copilot]

Pull Request Overview

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[Copilot]

The hardcoded string '1000 Mb' is a magic value that should be extracted to a constant for better maintainability. Consider defining it at the module level (e.g., const MAX_FILE_SIZE_TEXT = '1000 Mb';) to make it clear this is a reference text used for width calculation purposes.