fix: daemon upload delete stats#954
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Fixes #848 by changing daemon uploads reporting deleted files as zero in the final
--statssummary.When a daemon upload deletes destination-side files, the generator side already increments the deletion counters and itemised output can show
*deleting. However, the delete-stats message could be skipped because it was gated on the daemon side's local stats info level rather than on whether delete handling was active.This sends delete stats whenever delete handling is active, preserving the existing protocol-version and read-batch boundaries.