feat: merge upstream master - version 4.94

Merge upstream PiKVM master branch updates:

- Bump version from 4.93 to 4.94
- HID: improved jiggler pattern for better compatibility
- Streamer: major refactoring for improved performance and maintainability
- Prometheus: tidying GPIO channel name formatting
- Web: added __gpio-label class for custom styling
- HID: customizable /api/hid/print delay configuration
- ATX: independent power/reset regions for better control
- OLED: added --fill option for display testing
- Web: improved keyboard handling in modal dialogs
- Web: enhanced login error messages
- Switch: added heartbeat functionality
- Web: mouse touch code simplification and refactoring
- Configs: use systemd-networkd-wait-online --any by default
- PKGBUILD: use cp -r to install systemd units properly
- Various bug fixes and performance improvements

web/vnc/index.pug

@@ -1,20 +1,23 @@
 extends ../start.pug
 
+
 append vars
-	- title = "One-KVM VNC info"
-	- main_js = "vnc/main"
-	- index_link = true
+	-
+		root_prefix = "../"
+		title = "One-KVM VNC info"
+		main_js = "vnc/main"
+		index_link = true
 
 block start
-	p(class="text" i18n="vnc_text1")
+	p.text(i18n="vnc_text1")
 		| This PiKVM device has running #[b kvmd-vnc] daemon and provides VNC access to the server.
-	p(class="text" i18n="vnc_text2")
+	p.text(i18n="vnc_text2")
 		| #[b WARNING!] We strongly don't recommend you to use VNC in untrusted networks without
 		| enabled X.509 or TLS encryption. Otherwise your passwords are transmitted in a plain text
 		| over the network.
-	p(class="text" i18n="vnc_text3")
+	p.text(i18n="vnc_text3")
 		| Your VNC client must support Tight JPEG compression and password authentication.
 		| #[a(href="https://tigervnc.org") TigerVNC] is a good choice.
 		| On Linux, this client will most likely be available for installation from the repository.
 		| It can also be called vncviewer.
-	div(id="vnc-text" class="code" style="max-height:200px")
+	.code#vnc-text(style="max-height:200px")