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After landing the v5-style Proxmox nodes table above the embedded
WorkloadsSurface, the NodeGroupHeader rows kept rendering per-host CPU /
Memory / Disk / uptime / temperature / version inline with the workload
columns — exactly the stats the new top table already owns. The
information was correct twice, which is louder than necessary.
Add a `compactGroupHeaders` prop on WorkloadsSurface that flows through
useWorkloadsState → WorkloadsTable → WorkloadPanel. When set, the panel
calls NodeGroupHeader without `columns` / `renderColumnCell` and forces
`showFactsInName={false}`, so the group row falls back to the existing
single-cell colspan layout: status dot + linked node name + cluster
badge + agent badge. The per-row CPU / Memory / Disk metric cells in
the guest rows below are unchanged.
ProxmoxPageSurface sets `compactGroupHeaders` on its embedded surface.
performance-and-scalability contract gains a Current-State note covering
the new threading, and the WorkloadsSurface performance contract test
pins the prop threading + the panel branch so a future refactor can't
silently drop the compact mode.