feat(driver): PreferDirect IPC command + driver method#15
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Adds the cmd_prefer_direct IPC opcode and Driver.PreferDirect(nodeID), letting pilotctl ask the daemon to drop a peer's tunnel + cached resolution so the next dial re-runs the full resolve + NAT hole-punch flow and prefers the direct path. Used by `pilotctl prefer-direct` and `send-file --prefer-direct`. Backward compatible: old daemons reply "unknown command", which the client treats as a best-effort hint. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.8 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
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Adds the cmd_prefer_direct IPC opcode and Driver.PreferDirect(nodeID). Lets pilotctl ask the daemon to drop a peer's tunnel + cached resolution so the next dial re-runs resolve + NAT hole-punch and prefers direct. Backward compatible (old daemons reply 'unknown command'). Part of the v1.11.1 NAT-reliability work (web4 PR #247, dataexchange PR #22). Held for review — not tagged.