Fix: validate item type and rights in lifecycle actions

[Rom1-B]

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Description

• fixes #N/A
• The uninstall and replace actions now check that the target item type is one of the supported asset types, and that the current user actually has the required rights on each processed item, before applying any change, instead of relying only on the plugin's global right.
• A couple of form fields were echoed without escaping and are now properly escaped, and an identifier used in a legacy query is now cast to an integer before being used.

Screenshots (if appropriate):

[stonebuzz]

New rights checks continue silently when an item fails, leaving the caller with no visibility into partial failures. $count is already incremented before the check (line 110), so the progress output counts skipped items as processed, and front/action.php unconditionally outputs "Replacement successful" after the call returns. A user replacing 10 items where 3 are denied gets the same feedback as a fully successful run.

The mass-action handler in inc/uninstall.class.php correctly uses MassiveAction::ACTION_NORIGHT; the replace() method should at minimum track and display skipped items in its HTML table, or return a count of failures to the caller.

[stonebuzz]

Miisng check for action "uninstall" (like L60)

[stonebuzz]

Miisng check for action "uninstall" (like L60)