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Add Fing-inspired Wi-Fi and device discovery - #11
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Important usage note
Actual Wi-Fi scanning requires the authenticated local Python API running on the Windows laptop. GitHub Pages can host the interface but cannot access the laptop's Wi-Fi adapter or private LAN. Scans are read-only and authorized private-network only; ARP entries may be stale and non-response does not prove a device is offline.
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node --check.git diff --checkpassed when treating Windows CRLF as line endings.pytestcould not run in this environment because pytest is not installed; unit tests use mocked command output and do not perform real scans.