Wire auto-elevate ownership across all SharePoint operations

The "Auto-elevate ownership when permission scan is denied" setting was
dead code: the toggle was persisted but never read, the audit flow never
passed its onAccessDenied callback, and EnrichException wrapped every CSOM
error (including ServerUnauthorizedAccessException) into a generic
InvalidOperationException so the access-denied catch could never match.

Centralize elevation instead of per-call-site callbacks:

- Throw typed SharePointAccessDeniedException from EnrichException on
  access-denied, preserving the failing site URL and enriched diagnostic.
- Add scoped IElevationCoordinator that catches it, and when AutoTakeOwnership
  is enabled takes site-collection admin via the tenant admin endpoint and
  retries the operation once. Per-site dedupe prevents loops; admin-host
  denials are not treated as ownership issues. Retry is safe because each
  wrapped operation closure re-issues its own CSOM loads.
- Wrap all site-scoped operations (Storage, Permissions, Duplicates, Search,
  VersionCleanup, FolderStructure, BulkMembers, FileTransfer, Templates) and
  the UserAccessAudit per-site scan in the coordinator.
- Drop the unused onAccessDenied parameter from IUserAccessAuditService.

Elevation still requires SharePoint tenant admin rights on the signed-in
account; the coordinator surfaces a clear message when that is missing.

Also keeps the prior StorageService change that avoids admin-gated
folder.StorageMetrics (403 for delegated non-admin tokens).

Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.8 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>

Services/IElevationCoordinator.cs

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+namespace SharepointToolbox.Web.Services;
+
+/// <summary>
+/// Wraps a SharePoint operation so that, when the "Auto-elevate ownership when permission
+/// scan is denied" setting is enabled, an access-denied failure triggers taking
+/// site-collection admin ownership of the failing site and re-running the operation once.
+/// When the setting is off (or elevation is impossible/unsuccessful) the original
+/// access-denied error propagates unchanged.
+/// </summary>
+public interface IElevationCoordinator
+{
+    Task<T> RunAsync<T>(Func<CancellationToken, Task<T>> operation, CancellationToken ct);
+    Task RunAsync(Func<CancellationToken, Task> operation, CancellationToken ct);
+}