agessaman d90f657c73 feat(webconfig): offer the console as a way out of guided setup ...

Operators who already have a prepared config want to paste it, not tap through
four wizard steps. A quiet `>_` chip in the setup-mode header drops straight
into the terminal; everyone else still sees only the wizard.

That makes the CLI reachable in setup mode, which the previous commit had
deliberately blocked. Setup mode authenticates by proximity to the AP rather
than by password — but the wizard already sets the admin password and rewrites
the node's radio config from there, so the trust boundary is the AP either way,
and refusing the console would only push these operators back to serial.

Onboarding by paste does skip the one thing the wizard makes mandatory: the
admin password, which /api/config enforces before it will arm a reboot. Nothing
in CommonCLI enforces it, so the terminal says so on entry, and confirming a
reboot without a `password` command having run warns again. That is a client-
side reminder, not a gate; wiring the real gate belongs with /api/cli on-device.

The console is a one-way door out of the wizard otherwise, so its header grows
a "← setup" button that goes back.

2026-08-07 22:35:11 -07:00

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feat(webconfig): offer the console as a way out of guided setup

2026-08-07 22:35:11 -07:00