Restore keeps staged pins; offer the committed pin for a staged one

Staged pins survive a restore at every depth and are the targets of the
submodules below. For a submodule with a staged pin, x asks whether to
restore to the staged or the committed pin, the latter unstaging it.
Staged pins of a repository that moves count as a loss.

Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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| Phase | Line |
|---|---|
| the submodule has a staged pin | yellow `Restore src/app to`, `s staged pin · c committed pin (unstages it)`, right-aligned `any other key cancels` |
| reading what is lost | spinner, muted `checking src/app…` |
| something would be lost | yellow `Restore src/app?`, red `Discards 7 changed files in 3 repositories, 2 commits on no branch, 1 untracked repository.`, right-aligned `y restore · n cancel` |
| running | spinner, yellow `restoring src/app…` |
| failed | red `restore of src/app failed: <git's message>`, until the next key |
`y` restores, any other key cancels; the keys are not passed on while the
question is open. Without a loss there is no question. Success flashes
`y` restores, any other key cancels; the keys are not passed on while a
question is open. After `c` the name reads `src/app to the committed pin`. Without a loss there is no question. Success flashes
`restored src/app` in the footer. For the header the name is `the
superproject`. This line takes precedence over the filter line and the
problems-only notice.