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Integrate AppLens inventory and local diagnostics - #15
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The quick scan now collects inventory without running diagnostics. Windows desktop users can select Run diagnostics, and Linux users can pass the diagnostics flag to the launcher. Both export redacted schema 3.0 JSON with probe coverage.
The Linux diagnostics count listening sockets without counting connected UDP sockets and preserve system cron findings when the user crontab cannot be read. This PR also adds Linux CI.
Local validation covered the Windows Release build, 170 desktop and backend tests, 58 Tune tests, PowerShell snapshot and Store configuration checks, and desktop scan, cancellation, and export smoke tests. Ubuntu 24.04 WSL2 passed 13 tests, including both scan modes through the Linux launcher. Live probe coverage depended on available hardware, tools, and permissions.