Peter Barker 42277bd175 GCS_MAVLink: report a size and time for directories in FTP listings
The listing format gives every entry a size, and ListDirectoryWithTime
gives every entry a time as well, with the type character the only thing
distinguishing a directory from a file. We emitted a bare "D<name>" for a
directory instead, so a client parsing the documented three fields found
only one.

A directory has no meaningful size, so it is reported as zero. Listing
with times now has to stat a directory as well; one which cannot be
stat'ed is still listed, with its time reported as unknown.

Plain ListDirectory is unchanged: it still emits the bare "D<name>" it
always has, so no existing client sees a different directory entry.

MAVSDK's server already sends these fields and its client parses them.
QGroundControl assumed a directory entry was a bare name; a fix for that
is in hand.
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