Add guided computer setup and editing - #9
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Add and edit computers directly in the Qt manager: select a Moonlight pairing, choose desktop preferences, run an authenticated Desktop-app check, and save with an optional app launcher. Forms follow the active Omarchy theme and keep advanced stream settings collapsible.
Rust owns validated, private atomic config writes with stale-draft detection and a save lock. Edits preserve other profiles, display adapters, SSH settings, pairing identity and window matching. Active sessions retain their existing snapshots; setup does not start streaming or modify a host display. Removed computers with saved sessions cannot acquire a second recovery identity through setup.
Validation: repository checks; Rust format, clippy, 8 unit tests and build; 30 Python tests; 20 isolated integration tests; 13 Qt checks, including add/edit/cancel, test invalidation, fake-process stdin, and compact setup pages. Inspected dark and light renderings. All connection tests use synthetic Moonlight/hosts; no real streaming or desktop installation was performed.