Use SBS title in delete confirmation screens

When deleting files or directories, you will now see
the path's basename in the previously empty title of
an SBS, making it a bit easier to immediately know
whether you've selected the correct item.

Matching titles were also added everywhere else that
confirm_delete_yesno is used.

The full path of the item is still displayed below,
and continues to scroll, so that themes without a
title, such as the default cabbiev2, will look the
same.

Change-Id: I32422cfbbf6e680f58456237380176617789cac3

apps/hosted/android/yesno.c

@@ -119,6 +119,7 @@ enum yesno_res gui_syncyesno_run(const struct text_message * main_message,
 }
 
 enum yesno_res gui_syncyesno_run_w_tmo(int ticks, enum yesno_res tmo_default_res,
+                                       const char *title,
                                        const struct text_message * main_message,
                                        const struct text_message * yes_message,
                                        const struct text_message * no_message)
@@ -126,6 +127,16 @@ enum yesno_res gui_syncyesno_run_w_tmo(int ticks, enum yesno_res tmo_default_res
     /* FIXME: create a prompt with timeout for android */
     (void)ticks;
     (void)tmo_default_res;
+    (void)title; /* Note: title ignored on Android */
+    return gui_syncyesno_run(main_message, yes_message, no_message);
+}
+
+enum yesno_res gui_syncyesno_run_w_title(const char *title,
+                                         const struct text_message * main_message,
+                                         const struct text_message * yes_message,
+                                         const struct text_message * no_message)
+{
+    (void)title; /* Note: title ignored on Android */
     return gui_syncyesno_run(main_message, yes_message, no_message);
 }