Add SSH host identity rotation controls
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@@ -104,6 +104,8 @@ Phase 8D.2 adds a third identity: non-reused 64-bit originating web-session IDs
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## Selected self-affecting admin SSH actions use bounded deferred control
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**8D.21 SSH host identity decision:** Reuse canonical deferred SSH self-rotation and typed19 SSH routes/dispatcher, not command strings or another executor. Compare/reserve service then identity before stop or storage; retain the existing command mutex and task-bound nonreused security token through canonical stop→commit→conditional restart. Direct security rotate/reset share identity exclusion. Crypto/NVS run outside security locks/spinlocks; failed stop must not mutate identity or attempt start, and failed persistence may already have disconnected SSH. Never roll back committed identity after restart failure. Retain wolfSSH context until every slot retires; only owner frees it before clearing cleanup admission, and start refuses orphan handles. Public metadata is zero-wait/atomic within security, not a cross-owner authorization; UI confirms both generations and warns changed known_hosts/trusted UART0 `ssh host-key info`, partial effects and no replay. HTTPS remains accessible, so existing SSH queue/response order is retained without20's self-cutting ACK gate. Canonical reset/recovery preserved but excluded from browser as duplicate healthy rotation plus distinct recovery semantics. Details and test limits: `docs/phase8d21_implementation.md`.
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**8D.20 integrated typed HTTPS/reboot decision (supersedes prerequisite-only status below):** A successful synchronous HTTP response send return is the ACK boundary, not peer receipt. Queue exactly one nonreused-ID HTTPD callback after sending; that callback only submits an ID to the existing dispatcher, never waits or runs lifecycle. No captured request/fd/reusable slot pointer. A lost callback remains reserved even after its two-second admission deadline; only its arrival or successful HTTPD destruction releases that reservation. Do not retry queue submission or permit callback accumulation. Original-login/current-admin/post-validation30-second deadline precede canonical generation-conditional owner admission; no cancellation claim after admission, including detach failures and deliberately login-invalidating reserved restart. Typed reboot uses shared `esp_restart()` outside locks after HTTPS generation reservation, not a console string/self-cleanup wait or new runner. UI requires explicit confirmation, fences15-second whole requests and late results, retains unknown/duplicate gates across navigation, never restores/retries mutations and requires fresh login after HTTPS restart. Network controls remain the sole Wi-Fi domain; USB is UART1 serial recovery, not administration or uninterrupted whole-device reboot. Exact contracts and target limits: `docs/phase8d20_implementation.md`.
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**Historical 8D.20 HTTPS owner prerequisite (superseded above):** Conditional HTTPS stop/restart compares an expected saturated lifecycle generation under the canonical server mutex, not snapshot-check-unlock-unconditional-stop. Restart retains transition ownership through stop and start; a failed stop never admits start, and failed cleanup requires canonical recovery. Repeated init must not clear the retained lifecycle failure; counter clear must not reset generation. The zero-wait management projection does not authorize a request or prove reachability. All lifecycle execution remains off HTTPD and outside the server mutex during owner waits. Future typed ACK handling must precede admission on the existing dispatcher, with original-login currentness; later revocation is not cancellation of an admitted restart. No ACK/API/UI/reboot integration exists in this prerequisite, and the full phase remains incomplete. `src/web_server.{c,h}`, `docs/phase8d20_implementation.md`.
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