feat: implement rich logging, progress percentages, and quota handling for Gmail sync#80
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Overview
This Pull Request implements rich progress feedback, percentage indicators, and resilient rate-limit handling for the Gmail active sync pipeline on both the backend and frontend.
Problem
Previously, triggering a manual Gmail sync was silent in the logs and showed static/uninformative status states (e.g. just a generic "Syncing...") in the UI. In addition:
Changes Made
1. Backend Service & Lock Management
2. Granular Progress & Quota Resilience
3. Frontend UI & State Enhancements