Manual machine plugin: enroll existing computers - #3275
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What was wrong
Users need to enroll an existing computer through the same durable machine flow as other machine providers.
What changed
Adds the built-in manual provider and Existing machine picker inputs, plus production-server lifecycle and transient enrollment-command tests. Closing the creation UI leaves the launch running; explicit cancellation settles it. Includes only its catalog/registration and build-task wiring. This companion should land with the base for backfilled remote machines.
Split from #3231. Depends directly on #3274 (
bb/machine-provider-apis); the GitHub diff contains this integration only. Retarget to main after the base merges.How you verified
Plugin typecheck/lint; server/app bundles with the source CLI; 36 server lifecycle, transcript, and built-in-plugin tests passed.
No live vendor allocation, machine adoption, or Cloud deployment was performed for this split.