Fixed asset usage detection for additional storage formats#3
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The unused assets export was marking files as unused even when they were still referenced in content, because Statamic stores assets in many formats and the scanner only handled a few.
The asset detection now also picks up plain filenames without a folder path, paths inside arrays, full URLs in Bard links (such as https://example.com/assets/file.pdf), and Statamic’s native asset:: and statamic://asset:: references. References are normalized and resolved via Asset::find() before being counted as used.