Inspector 0.9.1: guide explains VPN apps and Portainer setup; dependency and token fixes

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## [0.9.1] — 2026-10-28
### Fixed
- **A dependency on a disabled container no longer blocks recovery forever.** If
`depends_on` named a container that is disabled in Inspector, the dependent app was
never restarted. Inspector now only waits for dependencies it is watching, and the
container page warns when the selected dependency is disabled.
- **`PORTAINER_API_TOKEN` now reaches the container.** The public `compose.yml` didn't
pass it in, so setting it as a Portainer stack variable had no effect. Existing
stacks need the line `- PORTAINER_API_TOKEN=${PORTAINER_API_TOKEN:-}` added under
`environment:` (Stacks → inspector → Editor).
- The "depends_on … is disabled or not found" warning was logged on every check
(since 0.8.0). It is now logged once, and again only when the container settings
change.
### Changed
- Guide: new sections **6. Apps behind a VPN container** (why depends_on matters, how to
spot a VPN-routed app, setup, what Inspector does) and **7. Portainer stack redeploy**
(why it's needed, what a redeploy does to the whole stack, requirements, where to find
every value, adding the token, the other settings, Test connection errors).
- Clearer form hints: `vpn_routed` only affects logging; `depends_on` works for any
dependency; where to find the endpoint ID.
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## [0.9.0] — 2026-10-28
### Added