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rcourtman 4c266391c3 Say what backup health counts mean and drop per-source age columns
"17 attention / 10 unprotected" were counts without a rule, and users
have asked what Pulse treats as stale. The Backup health strip now
carries one line built from the server's posture policy window that
names the causes internal/recovery/posture.go evaluates for attention,
unprotected and unknown. Nothing renders until the policy loads, so the
page never shows a guessed window.

The coverage table showed up to four time columns (last backup, PBS
snapshot, PVE file, guest snapshot). A fresh green guest snapshot beside
an amber stale backup read as protection that posture does not grant.
Rows now carry the one counted backup age. The row expansion keeps the
newest point and the newest completed point of every source in its
bounded evidence list, so neither a run of snapshots nor a running or
failed job can hide the latest usable backup.
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