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Parse IOSv wrapped IPv6 BGP summary rows - #216
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Closes #215. Follow-up to the IOSv failure captured during #128 acceptance.
IOSv continues a wrapped IPv6 summary row one column right of the header. IOL continues at the header. Detect the continuation alignment and apply it to next-hop, metric and path columns.
Include both complete dual-stack AS-path replies from the onboarding capture. Preserve every column; remove only trailing whitespace. Add capture replay and synthetic nonzero-metric cases for both alignments.
Validation: the captured query and IOSv synthetic case fail before the fix. All 1,186 backend tests pass after it, including IOS-XR and NX-OS coverage. Scoped Ruff and git diff --check pass. Both fixtures match the archived live responses after trailing-whitespace normalization.
This replays the original live capture; it does not claim a new appliance run.