Mayur Shinde c63bced08b feat(pipeline): full-page lead detail with Move Stage picker
Opens from the drawer's "More Details", replacing the placeholder toast.
The board swaps for a full-width lead record; "← Pipeline" goes back.

- Detail page: breadcrumb, hero (avatar, stage/type/storm/age pills,
  Call + Email), stage progress bar + 7-step stepper, and an overview
  grid of Contact / Property / Job Details / Insurance / Assignment.
- Move Stage dropdown so a lead can be re-staged from the detail page,
  not only by dragging on the kanban board. Stage changes now route
  through one setStage() used by both paths, so "reached" advancement
  and the toast behave identically.
- Detail is keyed by lead id rather than a snapshot, so a stage move
  updates the pills, progress, stepper and page accent live.
- pipeline-data: PLead gains phones, propertyType, source, tradeType,
  urgency, insurance (null for Retail jobs) and assignment. All derived
  deterministically from the existing rows — no Date.now, so SSR and
  client render identically.
- Dropdown is a bottom sheet under 720px and an anchored menu above it;
  dropped overflow:hidden on .pld-hero, which was clipping it.

Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
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