feat: add Rathole Cloudron package (Infrastructure) [#650]
Server-mode Rathole 0.5.0 as the 11th package: pinned upstream binary (sha256 gate) on cloudron/base:4.0.0, control port 2333 plus a 100-port tunnel exit range, hot-reloading config in /app/data, auth-proxy verdict (no user concept). Verified end-to-end with a live client tunnel. Docs gardened (STATUS/README/JOURNAL to 11 packages). Ticket: https://projects.knownelement.com/issues/650
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# Changelog — Rathole Cloudron Package
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## 1.0.0 (2026-09-01)
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Initial Cloudron package for Rathole 0.5.0 (server mode).
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- Pre-compiled-binaries pattern: upstream `x86_64-unknown-linux-gnu`
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release zip downloaded at build time behind a sha256 pin (musl release
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builds were dropped upstream in v0.5.0).
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- Runtime `cloudron/base:4.0.0` (Ubuntu 22.04): the gnu binary requires
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glibc >= 2.35, too new for the 3.x (20.04) base used by earlier
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packages.
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- `start.sh` seeds `/app/data/server.toml` on first run with a random
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`default_token` (openssl) and a placeholder `[server.services.example]`
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binding :5200 — upstream rejects a server config with zero services —
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then execs `rathole --server`; the config hot-reloads on save.
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- Verified end-to-end at build time: a client container tunneled its own
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HTTP server through the packaged server (token auth, lazy service bind,
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hot-reload of added services).
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- TCP surface: control channel on 2333 + a 100-port tunnel exit range
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(5200-5299) declared via `tcpPorts` with `containerPort`/`portCount`.
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- No user concept → `httpAuth.type = proxy` gates a small static status
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page served on the HTTP port (also serves as the platform health
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check); tunnel access itself is controlled by rathole's mandatory
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per-service tokens.
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- Addons: `localstorage` only (config persistence; no database).
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- Logo padded from the upstream wordmark to a 256x256 PNG.
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