Implement a new GuangYaPan cloud drive integration across the backend, admin UI, playback proxy, and Spider91 migration flow.
Backend changes:\n- Add a GuangYaPan drive driver with token refresh, QR/device login support, directory listing, stream link resolution, directory creation, rename/delete operations, OSS multipart upload, and upload task polling.\n- Register GuangYaPan as a supported storage kind in configuration, catalog normalization, admin APIs, public drive labels, and 302 playback redirects.\n- Allow Spider91 crawler uploads to target GuangYaPan through a dedicated migration adapter.\n- Add scan, thumbnail, preview, and fingerprint cooldown handling for GuangYaPan based on explicit HTTP status codes, Retry-After values, and structured provider codes instead of natural-language message matching.\n- Tighten existing provider cooldown detectors so OneDrive, Google Drive, 115, PikPak, 123pan, Wopan, and media workers avoid treating arbitrary response text as a rate-limit signal.\n- Keep large videos eligible for preview generation unless the user disables preview generation.
Admin and tooling changes:\n- Add GuangYaPan as a selectable drive type with QR login UI and token/root-path credential fields.\n- Add crawler upload target support for GuangYaPan in the admin UI.\n- Add drive branding, labels, metadata display, and docs/config examples for GuangYaPan.\n- Include a standalone GuangYaPan QR login helper script for manual credential acquisition.
Tests:\n- Add GuangYaPan driver, QR login, proxy, admin API, crawler upload target, fingerprint, cooldown, and form coverage.\n- Update rate-limit tests to assert that message-only throttling text no longer starts cooldowns.\n- Cover explicit HTTP status parsing through shared drive helper tests.
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