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feat(integrations): add rtlplayground vendor with per-vendor flashing note - #1796
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rtlplaygroundas a vendor in the integrations catalog, next to asuswrt, bbox, routeros and unifi. Picking it in the create form shows the flashing note inline: Realtek switches can run rtlplayground (the RTLPlayground fork) to become NetPulse agents, with links to both flashing guides in the docs.Two things worth stating plainly:
localwitharches ["mipsle"],tagPrefix rtlplayground/v,binary rtlplayground-pusherandtarget rtlplayground/cmd/rtlplayground-pusher. Those binary and target paths are placeholders: today the RTL837x switches arrive as agents through the beacon and console flow (see docs/AGENTE-RTL-SWITCH.md), not through a pusher I built. The catalog entry makes the vendor selectable and the note contextual; wiring an actual pusher binary would be its own piece of work.It also removes the flashing note from the External agents dialog in Settings: the note now lives where it belongs, right where the vendor gets picked.
Refs #1782, refs #1784.