Enhance context menu

[AlexAndBear]

This fix will show up a more detailed display name in the files actions menu.

required for PR https://github.com/owncloud/core/pull/38132

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[phil-davis]

Note: this is "a good thing" anyway and can merged straight away. It does not break anything when used with older ownCloud 10.* core versions. So files_texteditor can be released "whenever" - no need to specially sync with the next core release.

[phil-davis]

Note: files_texteditor is probably the best place to add tests for https://github.com/owncloud/core/pull/38132 "Context menu for files in case multiple (default-)actions apply" We need a way to have a file type in CI that can be opened with multiple apps.

• we already have UI acceptance tests here that open text files in the text editor, and can check that the editor opened, can "see" the content in the file etc. (we do not have that already in files_pdfviewer)
• in CI we can install richdocuments app in the pipeline where we want the new tests to run
• that will make multiple options available for opening a text file - "Open in Collabora" and "Open in Text Editor"
• the test can easily check that these options exist
• the test can easily click on "Open in Text Editor" and verify that the text editor opens

We do not currently have test code that can check that a PDF file has actually opened and is visible. So the combination of files_pdfviewer and richdocuments will not happen for testing. We do not currently have test code that can check that Collabora has actually opened and the document is visible (that would require setting up all of Collabora... in CI) So clicking "Open in Collabora" will not work in CI.

So making use of files_texteditor provides a simple way to test.

We could also put the test scenarios in core, but then core would have knowledge of specific strings like "Open in Text Editor", and so the core test would break if someone changes such strings. IMO better to have the string and the test that uses it in the same repo.

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