Merge claude/2

runFullUninstall always prompted for `DELETE LIBREPORTAL`, so it couldn't
be driven non-interactively. Honor the existing global --unattended flag
(init_unattended_mode) to skip the prompt; an interactive `init.sh
uninstall` still requires it.

This lets the deploy helper do a clean teardown (`init.sh --unattended
uninstall`) for a full reinstall instead of `rm -rf /docker`. The brute
wipe left the task-processor systemd service running against a deleted
runtime dir; init.sh's idempotent service setup then saw an unchanged
unit and skipped the restart, so the reinstalled WebUI container was
never started. The uninstall stops the service and tears down the
rootless daemon + users in order, so the follow-up install behaves like
a true first install.

Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 <noreply@anthropic.com>
Signed-off-by: librelad <librelad@digitalangels.vip>

init.sh

@@ -1319,12 +1319,16 @@ runFullUninstall()
 	isNotice "LEFT IN PLACE: the docker engine, docker-compose, apt-installed deps,"
 	isNotice "and your SSH config (so you can't get locked out)."
 	echo ""
+	if [[ "$init_unattended_mode" == true ]]; then
+		isNotice "Unattended mode — proceeding without the DELETE LIBREPORTAL prompt."
+	else
 		isQuestion "Type exactly  DELETE LIBREPORTAL  to confirm:"
 		local confirm; read -r confirm
 		if [[ "$confirm" != "DELETE LIBREPORTAL" ]]; then
 			isNotice "Aborted — nothing was removed."
 			return 0
 		fi
+	fi
 
 	isHeader "Tearing down LibrePortal"