Fix spurious stderr traceback when the output dir rename target already exists

[ynaamane]

Summary

_rename_output_dir prints a full, scary-looking stack trace to stderr on every summarize or
resume run whose generated title slug collides with an existing, non-empty output directory,
even though the run itself succeeds. This PR makes that a silent, expected skip instead.

Before / after

Before: reproduced directly: pre-create a non-empty directory at the rename target, then run
summarize/resume against a source directory that would rename into it. Path.rename raises
OSError: Directory not empty (errno 66 on macOS/BSD, ENOTEMPTY on Linux), caught by the existing
except Exception, which logs via logger.warning(..., exc_info=True). With no logging handler
configured, Python's default lastResort handler prints the full traceback to stderr. The run
still completes and the summary still saves at the original (unrenamed) path, but the traceback
reads as a crash.

After: the same collision is detected upfront (new_dir.exists() and any(new_dir.iterdir()))
and the function returns the original directory immediately, without attempting the rename or
logging anything. The diff itself is the source of truth.

Tests executed

$ uv run pytest tests/test_pipeline.py -v -k TestRenameOutputDir
======================= 4 passed, 44 deselected in 0.02s =======================

$ uv run pytest
============================= 260 passed in 15.84s =============================

$ uv run ruff check src/ tests/
All checks passed!

(ruff format --check flags 16 pre-existing files repo-wide, unrelated to this change; verified
present on the unmodified pipeline.py at the same commit before this diff was applied.)

What this PR does not do

• No _2/_N suffixing for repeated collisions on the same final name: that's a separate,
  larger renaming feature and out of scope here.
• No change to any other function in pipeline.py (title generation, transcription, summarization
  flow are all untouched).
• No change to what happens on a genuine collision beyond "keep the original directory": the run
  still succeeds either way; this PR only removes the spurious stderr traceback.

[paberr]

Should this check be inside the try too? new_dir.exists() and iterdir() sit outside the except OSError now, so if either raises (e.g. a permission error stat'ing the target), it'd propagate uncaught instead of falling back to the original directory like before.

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[paberr]

This also downgrades logging to debug for any other OSError here, not just the known collision case (the test at test_returns_original_on_unexpected_os_error locks that in for e.g. a cross-device rename failure too). Shouldn't a genuinely unexpected error still warning, and only the known collision case stay silent?

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[paberr]

Thanks a lot for the work, I implemented a couple of minor fixes on top and will merge it next. :)