Document TrueNAS parsing in v6.4.1

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`v6.4.1` is a stable patch release for the Pulse v6 line. It follows stable
`v6.4.0` and restores the embedded container agent while correcting first-load
Proxmox details and several persistence and AI budget edge cases.
Proxmox details and several storage, persistence, and AI budget edge cases.
## What's improved
- **Container agents start correctly** - The embedded Unified Agent is executable in the server image, restoring Helm deployments with `agent.enabled=true` and direct agent entrypoints.
- **Proxmox details are correct on first load** - VM and LXC backup status, uptime, and related guest details no longer appear missing until a later live update arrives.
- **TrueNAS SMART evidence is parsed safely** - Spare-block reserve percentages accept supported native TrueNAS representations while malformed, fractional, or out-of-range values are ignored.
- **Credential changes fail safely** - Token creation, migration, runtime preparation, and first-run reset restore prior live state when durable persistence fails.
- **AI budgets cover current models** - Anthropic Sonnet 5, Fable 5, and Mythos 5 usage remains accurately priced and enforceable in Assistant and Patrol summaries.
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- Proxmox VM and LXC REST resources preserve source-authored backup, uptime, and
guest metadata on first paint instead of waiting for a WebSocket update
([#1792](https://github.com/rcourtman/Pulse/issues/1792)).
- TrueNAS SMART spare-block reserve evidence accepts supported scalar and nested
integer representations without overflowing or projecting malformed,
fractional, or out-of-range values as percentages.
- API token creation, whole-inventory regeneration, migration, and container
runtime preparation restore complete prior live state when persistence fails.
- First-run credential reset no longer commits a password change when the