docs, hub, installer: say Server + Desktop makes the home IP public
Server + Desktop publishes services under the operator's own domain, and the DNS record for that domain points at the home connection, so anyone can look up the home IP address. None of the places that offer Server + Desktop said so. - README: new section "Server + Desktop and your home IP address" (what becomes public, what does not, the alternatives, and what happens technically), plus a note on the role table and in the security overview. - SECURITY.md: a matching section, the consequence noted next to "Public web services exposed only when enabled by the operator", and the supported versions row no longer pins 1.0.x. - ISO installer: the Server + Desktop role card ends with the warning. - Hub: the domain setup text (onboarding, feature setup and domain reconfiguration share renderDomainNeedsHtml) and the upgrade dialog carry the same notice. - Add tests/test_exposure_guards.py. It fails if one of these places loses the notice or the README anchor stops resolving.
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<li>To make your services available outside your home, complete one router task: forward ports <strong>80 and 443</strong> to this computer</li>
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<p class="support-desc">
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⚠️ <strong>Heads-up:</strong> your domain points at your home internet connection,
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so anyone can look up your home IP address. Domain privacy does not hide it.
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<p class="support-desc">
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The Hub guides you through every step.
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