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Fall back to native clipboard when WSL PowerShell copy fails
clipboard_copy_path routes every non-SSH WSL session to WslClip, so copy_text_to_clipboard never attempts arboard in that environment. If powershell.exe is unavailable/disabled (common with WSL interop off) but native clipboard access works, /copy now always errors instead of succeeding. This is a functional regression from the previous native-first behavior.
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Previously developed /copy did not support osc-52 (SSH).
Now it does 😁