fix(connections): allow duplicate connection names - #90
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The form rejected a name matching any existing connection ('A connection
with this name already exists.'), which blocked saving even when the
duplicate was intentional (several connections to the same host, or just
not caring about unique labels). Drop the uniqueness check — only require
a non-empty name. Tests updated.
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Reported: 'A connection with this name already exists.' when the name isn't actually a duplicate — and more broadly, duplicate names should just be allowed.
The validator rejected any name matching an existing connection (case-insensitive). That blocks legitimate cases — several connections to the same host, or simply not caring about unique labels. Drop the uniqueness check; only a non-empty name is required.
Test updated (259 unit tests pass).