feat(scheduled): add "Send now" action to the scheduled-messages tray

Fire a pending scheduled message immediately via MSC4140 action:'send'
(the server dispatches the stored delayed event now, as a normal timeline
event) instead of having to cancel and retype.

- sendScheduledMessageNow(mx, delayId) mirrors cancel/restart with action:'send'
- handleSendNow reuses the per-row busy guard; prunes local state only once the
  server confirms; a failed send shows an inline "Could not send now" error with
  the message still sendable/editable/cancellable
- Send-now IconButton (Icons.Send) added before Edit/Cancel in each row

Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.8 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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co-authored by Claude Opus 4.8
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- Implements MSC4140 delayed events for scheduling messages to be sent at a future time
- `ScheduleMessageModal.tsx` provides the date/time picker UI
- A collapsible "Scheduled" tray in the room shows all pending scheduled messages with individual edit and cancel buttons
- A collapsible "Scheduled" tray in the room shows all pending scheduled messages with individual send-now, edit, and cancel buttons
- **Send now**: the tray's send button fires a pending message immediately via MSC4140 `action: 'send'` (the server dispatches the stored delayed event now, as a normal timeline event — no cancel+retype). The row is pruned only once the server confirms; a failed send leaves an inline "Could not send now" error with the message still sendable/editable/cancellable.
- **Edit / reschedule**: the tray's edit button re-opens `ScheduleMessageModal` (seeded with the existing body + send-time) to change the text and/or time. Since MSC4140 has no in-place edit, this is implemented as schedule-new-then-cancel-old; the old copy is only removed once the server confirms cancellation, so a failed cancel leaves a visible, cancellable copy rather than losing the message. Edits go through the plain-text composer (rich content becomes `m.text`).
- Utilities in `src/app/utils/scheduledMessages.ts`