Control configured channel VPN from chat and settings - #102
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Signed-off-by: Tiberiu Socaci <tsocaci@makeitfuture.com>
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Prepared channel VPN services can now be controlled by asking the agent, using the web channel VPN switch beside Network, or opening Slack Settings → Network. Channel managers/admins can start and stop; admitted members can read status. All surfaces share a fixed channel-bound helper and fresh authorization, with safe diagnostics and no credential/profile disclosure.
Connected requires fresh readiness; starting is explicit. OFF disables automatic startup and cleans up supervised or manually started owned containers. Provisioning remains operator-only.
Validation: complete coverage suite 2,639 passed, 0 failed, 14 conditional skips; static/security-coverage/secret/DCO checks passed; production audit has no high/critical findings (one existing moderate). Five web tests passed including real Chromium. Real Claude 2.1.265 and Codex 0.153.4 invoked status/enable/status/disable against isolated actual MCP handlers/controller and rejected a subsequent enable after manager revocation. The fixture uses an injected service, not a provider connection.
Provider connection remains blocked by the server certificate's missing Key Usage extension; verification is preserved and no SQL has run. Private Airtable cases are prepared but writes await requester selection of a personal connection. Actual Slack clicks and provider-backed success remain open acceptance gates in TEST-PLAN.md.