Modifies the Telegram bot's 'Add User' functionality.
After adding a user, the bot now attempts to retrieve and display
the Normal-SUB subscription link and its QR code if available.
If Normal-SUB is not found, it falls back to showing the direct
Hysteria2 IPv4 URI and QR code. The direct URI is also provided as a
fallback if Normal-SUB is shown.
Usernames are quoted in CLI calls
for robustness. Improved input validation for username, traffic,
and expiration days.
- Display total user count in the card header.
- Add a new '#' column to the user table showing the row number.
- Sort the user list alphabetically by username (case-insensitive) using Jinja filter before rendering.
- Update JavaScript column index references (`td:eq(n)`) to reflect the added '#' column.
Previously, when the IP4 variable contained a domain name instead of an actual IP address, the SNI validation would fail and force the use of self-signed certificates. This update adds detection and resolution of domain names in the IP4 variable, ensuring proper DNS comparison when checking if the SNI domain points to the server.
- Add POST `/api/v1/config/hysteria/webpanel/decoy/setup` endpoint to configure the decoy site.
- Add POST `/api/v1/config/hysteria/webpanel/decoy/stop` endpoint to remove the decoy site configuration.
- Implement `BackgroundTasks` for both endpoints to prevent Caddy service restarts from interrupting the API response.
- Add `SetupDecoyRequest` Pydantic schema for the setup endpoint payload.
- Added corresponding wrapper functions (setup_webpanel_decoy,
stop_webpanel_decoy) in cli_api.py.
- Updated start_webpanel in cli_api.py to accept decoy_path.
- Exposed new commands (setup-webpanel-decoy, stop-webpanel-decoy)
in cli.py.
- Updated the webpanel start command in cli.py to accept a
--decoy-path option.
