Incorrect Copy Loop Detection Due to `String#contains` Logic

Summary:
The isCopyLoopPossible method incorrectly identifies a copy loop for similar but non-overlapping directory paths due to reliance on string contains logic. Located at app/src/test/java/com/amaze/filemanager/filesystem/OperationsTest.java

To Reproduce
Steps to reproduce the behavior:

1. Invoke the isCopyLoopPossible method programmatically within the app, passing a source file path and a target file path where the target path is similar but not actually a subdirectory of the source (e.g., /documents/work and /documents/workk).
2. Observe the method's return value.

Expected behavior
The method should return false, indicating no copy loop is possible because the target directory is not a subdirectory of the source directory.

Actual Outcome
The method returns true, incorrectly suggesting a copy loop is possible due to the similarity of the paths.

Screenshots
For this unit test:

  @Test
  public void testIsCopyLoopPossibleWithSimilarButNonOverlappingPaths() {
      HybridFileParcelable sourceFile = new HybridFileParcelable("/documents/work");
      HybridFile targetFile = new HybridFile(OpenMode.FILE, "/documents/workk");

      assertFalse("Copy loop should not be detected for similar but non-overlapping paths",
                Operations.isCopyLoopPossible(sourceFile, targetFile));
  }

Smartphone (please complete the following information):
N/A

Additional context
There was no GUI error. Tried reproducing error on small scale on GUI with android emulator and no issues. Although, when trying to copy parent directory into subdirectory of itself, it copied over just empty directory. Could cause problems on a larger scale.

Start with app/src/test/java/com/amaze/filemanager/filesystem/OperationsTest.java and the isCopyLoopPossible entry point. Run or extend the shown unit test using similar, non-overlapping paths such as /documents/work and /documents/workk; done means the method returns false for that case.