feat: optional MQTT username/password with portal restyling - #41
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Add optional MQTT authentication to the configuration portal and MQTT connection: - NetworkManager::beginMqtt() accepts optional username/password; empty username keeps the anonymous connection path - New portal fields 'MQTT Username' and 'MQTT Password' (mqtt_user, mqtt_pass), persisted to NVS like the existing mqtt_server/mqtt_port - Password field is masked via injected script (type=password) - Portal look & feel matches the pool-controller web dashboard: dark glassmorphism theme with cyan accent (#00e5ff), glass card, gradient buttons
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Zusammenfassung
Erweitert die Konfiguration um optionales MQTT-User/Passwort und gleicht das Look & Feel des Konfigurationsportals an den pool-controller an.
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NetworkManager::beginMqtt()akzeptiert optionalusername/password:connect(clientId))connect(clientId, username, password)PoolMonitorContext::initializeNetwork()):mqtt_user) und „MQTT Password" (mqtt_pass)putString/getString) konsistent zumqtt_server/mqtt_porttype=passwordmaskiertpool-controller/data/web/style.css:#06121e/#0a1e2f, Glas-Cardrgba(8,28,48,.75))#00e5ff, Inputs mit Cyan-Focus-Glow, Gradient-Buttons#00b4d8→#00e5ffWiFiSettings.html()(kein Library-Fork nötig)initializeMqtt()undshowWiFiConnectedScreen()anbeginMqtt()durchgereicht; Offline-Zyklus lädt sie aus NVSVerifikation
platformio check --environment LILYGO_T5_V231 --skip-packages→ PASSED (0 HIGH/MEDIUM)platformio run --environment LILYGO_T5_V231→ SUCCESS (RAM 16.8%, Flash 89.1%)cpplintauf allen geänderten Dateien → sauberKompatibilität
Rückwärtskompatibel: ohne gesetzten MQTT-User bleibt das Verhalten identisch zum Status quo. Die NVS-Keys
mqtt_user/mqtt_passsind konsistent zum pool-controller (kMqttUser/kMqttPass).