Proxion v0.9.0

Added

• Edit a VM's boot order from its Hardware tab: the Boot Order row shows the order as
  chips (or "No boot device") and a pencil opens a dialog listing every bootable device
  (disks, CD/DVD drives, network devices) with an "enabled" checkbox and Up/Down buttons.
  Legacy boot: cdn + bootdisk configs are read and rewritten as order=.... Session
  sign-in only, gated on VM.Config.Options; containers have no boot order.
• Add, detach and remove disks from a guest's Hardware tab. "Add disk" (VM) / "Add mount
  point" (container) creates a new volume on an image-capable storage of the node -- bus,
  size, a format limited to what the storage supports, cache / discard / SSD / IO thread and
  backup for a VM; path, backup, read-only and ACL for a container -- and shows each
  storage's free space. "Detach" keeps the volume as an unused disk; "Remove" on an unused
  disk destroys the volume and needs its slot name typed to confirm. Session sign-in only;
  adding needs VM.Config.Disk on the guest plus Datastore.AllocateSpace on the storage,
  detaching and removing need VM.Config.Disk.
• Add, edit and remove network devices from a guest's Hardware tab: an "Add network
  device" button and an edit/remove action on each NIC row. A VM picks model, bridge
  (from the node's bridges), VLAN tag, firewall, rate limit, disconnect and MTU; a
  container picks its interface name, bridge, IPv4 (DHCP / static + gateway /
  manual), IPv6 (SLAAC / DHCP / static + gateway / manual), VLAN tag, firewall, rate
  limit and MTU (1 = the bridge MTU on a VM). A new device gets a Proxmox-generated MAC
  (or an override); editing never changes an existing MAC and keeps options the dialog
  doesn't show (queues, trunks, ...). Session sign-in only, gated on VM.Config.Network
  -- the shared service token stays read-only here too.

Changed

• Web test suite: 30 s test/hook timeouts, 10 s element-wait budgets in the heavy
  route-level tests, and an opt-in PROXION_VITEST_WORKERS=<n> cap so parallel suites
  on a busy machine stop timing out.