fix(browser): connect remote --host 0.0.0.0 bridge clients - #100
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Derive /ext/bridge-config wsUrl from the request Host and allow EXT_CONNECT_SRC to append LAN origins to the extension connect-src CSP at build time so remote deployments match the documented flow.
Scheme-wide connect-src already allows any ws/http(s) host, so a remote client can paste ws://<host>:<port>/ext/bridge instead of rebuilding the extension for each LAN address.
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Fixes #97
Remote clients could not reach a
--host 0.0.0.0bridge even when the panel address and token were correct./ext/bridge-configalways returnedws://127.0.0.1, so discovery handed a LAN client a URL that only works on the host.connect-srconly allowed loopback, so Chromium blocked the WebSocket before the panel settings were used./ext/bridge-confignow buildswsUrlfrom the requestHost(andX-Forwarded-Host/X-Forwarded-Protowhen present).connect-srcallows anyws/wss/http/httpshost, so the panel can be set tows://<host>:<port>/ext/bridgewithout rebuilding for each LAN address. Non-loopback clients still need the host bridge token.