fix(folderparser): use csv.reader to handle RFC 4180 quoted fields in annotation CSVs

[AbdulrahmanXAmer]

Problem

_parseAnnotationCSV used line.split(",") to extract filenames. This silently corrupts file_name when a filename contains commas inside quoted fields — valid per RFC 4180. Any dataset with such filenames fails to link images to their annotations.

Fix

Replace manual split with csv.reader (stdlib). Raw line text preserved verbatim for server upload reconstruction. File opened in text mode so \r\n normalises to \n (backward compat with Windows CSVs unchanged).

Tests

• test_parse_csv_quoted_filename — regular CSV with comma-containing filename
• test_parse_multilabel_csv_quoted_filename — _classes.csv with comma-containing filename

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