ios: replace LPMetadataProvider with direct HTTP fetch for link previews#6627
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LPMetadataProvider silently fails on many URLs, making link previews unreliable on iOS. Replace with direct HTTP fetch and HTML parsing (regex-based extraction of og:tags, title, and favicon), mirroring the approach used on Android with JSoup.
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LPMetadataProvider silently fails on many URLs, making link previews unreliable on iOS. Replace with direct HTTP fetch and HTML parsing (regex-based extraction of og:tags, title, and favicon), mirroring the approach used on Android with JSoup.