[TimInTech]

Changes

Add an optional Python/curses storage and maintenance module while keeping the Bash core standalone. Main-menu and guest-menu m open host or selected CT/VM diagnostics, with explicit confirmations for native TRIM and Debian/Ubuntu CT cache cleanup.

The component installer supports atomic versioned packages, rollback/removal, and a disableable daily public source-metadata check. Community Scripts are declared functional references with pinned revisions; no upstream scripts, remote libraries, or telemetry are executed. Core installation no longer installs unrelated optional packages. Add separate release assets, checksums, documentation, and completion.

Validation

• 141 existing Bash tests and 43 new adapter/source/runner/installer/integration tests passed.
• ShellCheck, shfmt, Python 3.9 syntax compatibility, and diff checks passed.
• Real PTY checks passed for arrow navigation, Enter/Escape, scrolling, small windows, inherited C locale, unsupported terminals, and terminal restoration.
• Release bundle built and SHA256SUMS verified.
• Temporary read-only validation on PVE 9.2.21 passed: storage, configured volume resolution, CT and VM filesystem reports, stopped guest and missing QGA handling, rejection of unattended mutations, and all 10 source metadata references.
• No guest-changing operations or systemwide deployment were performed. Installed pman and disabled health cron hashes were unchanged; temporary server files were removed.

The CT scan has an independent 55-second guest timeout; cancellation of the host wrapper may leave the scan running until that limit. This is documented. Added CI covers Python 3.9 and 3.13.

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