Adopt Wi-Fi networks set up before first boot#57
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Adds an Adopt action that re-homes a flash-time (netplan) Wi-Fi network into a managed keyfile so webconfig can edit and remove it. Foreign networks can now be activated, the remove guard counts them as a fallback, and disabled foreign actions explain why.
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A Wi-Fi network configured before first boot — for example through the Raspberry Pi Imager — used to appear on the webconfig Wi-Fi page as a read-only "foreign" entry that could not be edited, activated, or removed. This adds an Adopt action that imports such a network into a managed profile, after which it behaves like any network added through webconfig.
It also lets a foreign network be activated directly, counts it as a fallback so the current network can be removed whenever another one exists, and labels the disabled actions on a foreign row so it is clear why they are greyed out.