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CyberMind-FR 31a87c5d7a feat(structure): reorganize luci-app packages into package/secubox/ + appstore migration 
Major structural reorganization and feature additions:

## Folder Reorganization
- Move 17 luci-app-* packages to package/secubox/ (except luci-app-secubox core hub)
- Update all tooling to support new structure:
  - secubox-tools/quick-deploy.sh: search both locations
  - secubox-tools/validate-modules.sh: validate both directories
  - secubox-tools/fix-permissions.sh: fix permissions in both locations
  - .github/workflows/test-validate.yml: build from both paths
- Update README.md links to new package/secubox/ paths

## AppStore Migration (Complete)
- Add catalog entries for all remaining luci-app packages:
  - network-tweaks.json: Network optimization tools
  - secubox-bonus.json: Documentation & demos hub
- Total: 24 apps in AppStore catalog (22 existing + 2 new)
- New category: 'documentation' for docs/demos/tutorials

## VHost Manager v2.0 Enhancements
- Add profile activation system for Internal Services and Redirects
- Implement createVHost() API wrapper for template-based deployment
- Fix Virtual Hosts view rendering with proper LuCI patterns
- Fix RPCD backend shell script errors (remove invalid local declarations)
- Extend backend validation for nginx return directives (redirect support)
- Add section_id parameter for named VHost profiles
- Add Remove button to Redirects page for feature parity
- Update README to v2.0 with comprehensive feature documentation

## Network Tweaks Dashboard
- Close button added to component details modal

Files changed: 340+ (336 renames with preserved git history)
Packages affected: 19 luci-app, 2 secubox-app, 1 theme, 4 tools

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Manual Test Procedure - Diagnostic Profiles

Test Environment Setup

  • Router: OpenWrt with luci-app-system-hub installed
  • Access: LuCI web interface
  • Browser: Chrome, Firefox, or Edge (latest version)
  • Prerequisites: Admin access to the router

Test Case 1: Profile Selector Display

Objective: Verify that the profile selector card displays correctly with all 5 profiles

Steps:

  1. Login to LuCI web interface
  2. Navigate to System → System Hub → Diagnostics
  3. Observe the "Profils de Diagnostic" card at the top

Expected Results:

  • ✅ Profile selector card is visible
  • ✅ 5 profile buttons are displayed in a grid layout
  • ✅ Each button shows an icon and label:
    • 🌐 Problèmes Réseau
    • ⚡ Problèmes Performance
    • 🔐 Audit Sécurité
    • 📶 Problèmes WiFi
    • 📋 Diagnostic Complet
  • ✅ Buttons are clickable and styled properly

Result: ☐ PASS ☐ FAIL Notes: ___________________________________________

Test Case 2: Network Issues Profile

Objective: Test the network-issues profile workflow

Steps:

  1. Navigate to System → System Hub → Diagnostics
  2. Click the "🌐 Problèmes Réseau" button
  3. Observe the toggle switches below
  4. Observe the description box
  5. Click "📦 Générer Archive"
  6. Wait for completion notification
  7. Check the "Archives Récentes" section

Expected Results:

  • ✅ Profile button is highlighted (gradient background)
  • ✅ Description appears: "Diagnostique les pannes de routage..."
  • ✅ Toggles are set to:
    • Logs: ON
    • Configuration: ON
    • Network: ON
    • Anonymize: OFF
  • ✅ Success notification appears: "✅ Archive créée: ..."
  • ✅ Archive filename contains "network-issues"
  • ✅ Archive appears in recent archives list

Result: ☐ PASS ☐ FAIL Notes: ___________________________________________

Test Case 3: Performance Problems Profile

Objective: Test the performance-problems profile with different toggles

Steps:

  1. Navigate to System → System Hub → Diagnostics
  2. Click the "⚡ Problèmes Performance" button
  3. Observe toggle switches
  4. Verify that Config toggle is OFF
  5. Click "📦 Générer Archive"
  6. Verify archive creation

Expected Results:

  • ✅ Profile button is highlighted
  • ✅ Description appears about CPU/memory bottlenecks
  • ✅ Toggles are set to:
    • Logs: ON
    • Configuration: OFF (different from network profile!)
    • Network: OFF
    • Anonymize: OFF
  • ✅ Archive filename contains "performance-problems"
  • ✅ Archive is smaller than full diagnostic (no config/network)

Result: ☐ PASS ☐ FAIL Notes: ___________________________________________

Test Case 4: Security Audit Profile with Anonymization

Objective: Verify anonymization works with security-audit profile

Steps:

  1. Navigate to System → System Hub → Diagnostics
  2. Click the "🔐 Audit Sécurité" button
  3. Observe that Anonymize toggle is ON
  4. Click "📦 Générer Archive"
  5. Download the archive
  6. Extract and inspect config files

Expected Results:

  • ✅ Profile button is highlighted
  • ✅ Anonymize toggle is ON
  • ✅ Archive filename contains "security-audit"
  • ✅ Config files in archive have sensitive data removed (passwords, keys, IPs, MACs)
  • ✅ Logs still contain useful diagnostic information

Result: ☐ PASS ☐ FAIL Notes: ___________________________________________

Test Case 5: WiFi Problems Profile

Objective: Test WiFi-specific profile

Steps:

  1. Navigate to System → System Hub → Diagnostics
  2. Click the "📶 Problèmes WiFi" button
  3. Observe toggles
  4. Click "📦 Générer Archive"
  5. Verify archive creation

Expected Results:

  • ✅ Profile button is highlighted
  • ✅ Description mentions signal strength and interference
  • ✅ All toggles ON except anonymize
  • ✅ Archive filename contains "wifi-problems"

Result: ☐ PASS ☐ FAIL Notes: ___________________________________________

Test Case 6: Full Diagnostic Profile

Objective: Test the complete diagnostic profile

Steps:

  1. Navigate to System → System Hub → Diagnostics
  2. Click the "📋 Diagnostic Complet" button
  3. Observe toggles
  4. Click "📦 Générer Archive"
  5. Compare archive size with other profiles

Expected Results:

  • ✅ Profile button is highlighted
  • ✅ Description mentions "support escalation"
  • ✅ All toggles ON including anonymize
  • ✅ Archive filename contains "full-diagnostic"
  • ✅ Archive is largest (contains everything)

Result: ☐ PASS ☐ FAIL Notes: ___________________________________________

Test Case 7: Profile Override

Objective: Verify user can manually adjust toggles after selecting profile

Steps:

  1. Navigate to System → System Hub → Diagnostics
  2. Click the "🌐 Problèmes Réseau" profile
  3. Manually toggle OFF the "Configuration" switch
  4. Click "📦 Générer Archive"
  5. Verify archive creation

Expected Results:

  • ✅ Manual toggle change is respected
  • ✅ Archive is created without config files
  • ✅ Filename still contains "network-issues"
  • ✅ User override works correctly

Result: ☐ PASS ☐ FAIL Notes: ___________________________________________

Test Case 8: Profile Switching

Objective: Test switching between different profiles

Steps:

  1. Navigate to System → System Hub → Diagnostics
  2. Click "🌐 Problèmes Réseau" profile
  3. Observe toggles state
  4. Click "⚡ Problèmes Performance" profile
  5. Observe toggles state changes
  6. Switch to "🔐 Audit Sécurité"
  7. Observe toggles state changes

Expected Results:

  • ✅ Only one profile button is highlighted at a time
  • ✅ Toggles update correctly for each profile
  • ✅ Description updates for each profile
  • ✅ No visual glitches or errors
  • ✅ Profile highlighting transitions smoothly

Result: ☐ PASS ☐ FAIL Notes: ___________________________________________

Test Case 9: Archive Download and Deletion

Objective: Test downloading and deleting profile-based archives

Steps:

  1. Create archive with any profile
  2. Click download button for the archive
  3. Verify file downloads to browser
  4. Click delete button
  5. Confirm deletion
  6. Verify archive removed from list

Expected Results:

  • ✅ Download initiates correctly
  • ✅ Filename matches what was shown
  • ✅ File can be extracted (valid .tar.gz)
  • ✅ Deletion confirmation dialog appears
  • ✅ Archive is removed from list
  • ✅ Archive file is deleted from router

Result: ☐ PASS ☐ FAIL Notes: ___________________________________________

Test Case 10: Multiple Profiles in Sequence

Objective: Create archives with multiple different profiles in sequence

Steps:

  1. Click "🌐 Problèmes Réseau" → Generate Archive
  2. Wait for completion
  3. Click "⚡ Problèmes Performance" → Generate Archive
  4. Wait for completion
  5. Click "🔐 Audit Sécurité" → Generate Archive
  6. Check archives list

Expected Results:

  • ✅ All 3 archives created successfully
  • ✅ Each archive has correct profile name in filename
  • ✅ Archives have different sizes (based on included data)
  • ✅ All archives appear in recent archives list
  • ✅ No errors or conflicts

Result: ☐ PASS ☐ FAIL Notes: ___________________________________________

Regression Tests

RT-1: Existing Diagnostics Still Work

Objective: Ensure non-profile diagnostics still function

Steps:

  1. Don't select any profile
  2. Manually set toggles (Logs: ON, Config: ON, Network: OFF, Anonymize: OFF)
  3. Click "📦 Générer Archive"

Expected Results:

  • ✅ Archive is created successfully
  • ✅ Filename contains "manual" instead of profile name
  • ✅ Only logs and config are included (no network info)
  • ✅ Backward compatibility maintained

Result: ☐ PASS ☐ FAIL Notes: ___________________________________________

RT-2: Quick Tests Unchanged

Objective: Verify quick test buttons still work

Steps:

  1. Navigate to System → System Hub → Diagnostics
  2. Scroll to "Tests Rapides" section
  3. Click each test button:
    • Connectivity
    • DNS
    • Latency
    • Disk
    • Firewall
    • WiFi

Expected Results:

  • ✅ All test buttons are visible
  • ✅ Each test executes and shows results
  • ✅ Tests are independent of profile selection
  • ✅ No errors or regressions

Result: ☐ PASS ☐ FAIL Notes: ___________________________________________

RT-3: Upload to Support

Objective: Verify upload functionality still works with profiles

Steps:

  1. Create archive with any profile
  2. Click "☁️ Envoyer au Support"
  3. Select the profile-based archive
  4. Confirm upload

Expected Results:

  • ✅ Upload dialog appears
  • ✅ Profile-based archives are listed
  • ✅ Upload process works (or shows appropriate error if no endpoint configured)
  • ✅ No regressions in upload functionality

Result: ☐ PASS ☐ FAIL Notes: ___________________________________________

Sign-off

Tester Name: _______________________________ Date: _______________________________ Build Version: _______________________________ Browser: _______________________________ Overall Result: ☐ ALL PASS ☐ SOME FAILURES

Notes/Issues:

Failures to Address: