chore: hide the attach file input off-screen, matching the iOS shell - #33
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The iOS port found that WebKit won't present a picker for a display:none file input; the iOS copy of attach.ts positions it off-screen instead. Android's WebView accepts either, so this only keeps the two shells' attach.ts identical — no behavior change on Android.
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src/ui-mobile/attach.tsidentical between the two shells. The iOS port (zennotesios 5e728d8) found WebKit won't present a picker for adisplay:nonefile input and switched to an off-screen, transparent input; Android's WebView accepts either, so this is a no-behavior-change alignment. Typecheck clean.