refactor: lift generation type and prompt helpers into shared utils - #170
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GENERATION_TYPEandpromptPropertydescribe how an asset type maps to a generated media kind and where a legacy speech asset keeps its prompt. Both are facts about assets, not about a toolbar, and both are needed outside the toolbar.Pure move: the two declarations are unchanged, the toolbar imports them from their new home, and its now-unused type import goes with them. No behaviour change.
Verify:
npm run verify:ci— the existing suite passes unmodified, which is the proof that nothing moved but the code.