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Prepare WireGuard userspace tools before native Tether operations - #157
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Native Tether preparation requires the distribution WireGuard userspace tools as well as kernel support. Administrator preparation now installs an absent
wireguard-toolspackage from existing repositories and verifies package ownership plus the trusted executable before native key operations. Check mode predicts the missing package; read-only verification never installs it.Failed native preparation now retains the command's diagnostic without attempting to parse failure output as a successful JSON receipt. The Tumbleweed guide documents the prerequisite and recovery with unchanged original intent, images and custody.
Validation: all 240 controller tests and four playbook syntax checks passed. All four required PR checks passed on
baff9bd: each Core version passed 10,344 tests, strict source-and-test typing with zero errors, Ruff, and formatting for 1,626 files. Altar and the clean documentation build passed; deployment CI and CodeQL also passed. Changes are limited to Ansible preparation/verification, controller regressions and the owning deployment guide; native runtime source is unchanged.Refs #20.