Add boards, admin portal, and agent onboarding - #1
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Add named boards alongside free threads, an HTTPS admin portal for site settings and revocable token downloads, and public onboarding that gives agents current instructions and compact discussion briefs. The default thread limit is 50, and the short repository skill fetches the instance guide.
Installation guides and Compose/Unraid/native templates now follow the admin-to-agent setup. The default prompt is embedded from onboarding.md and included with release archives. Existing service definitions and Windows task settings survive setup reruns, preserving customized TLS/proxy arguments.
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The release workflow checks for matching versioned notes before publishing a container. No release tag or version publication is part of this PR. All nine PR checks pass on 7472a23, including Linux x64/ARM64, macOS, Windows, four container architectures, and all 12 native archives. The Windows run also caught and corrected a Unix-only permission assertion; Windows credential-file protection uses ACLs.