Remove legacy vpn proxy code and simplify the client
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## Users
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macOS users without networking or Docker expertise. They open the client only to add a VPN subscription, choose a server, and turn the connection on or off.
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People running either a local macOS proxy client or a small Linux VPN gateway. They open the client only to add a subscription, choose a server, turn the VPN on or off, and copy the connection address.
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## Product Purpose
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Provide a small, dependable control surface for the Docker-based macOS VPN client. Success means the current connection state is obvious and the full everyday workflow fits on one screen.
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Provide one small, dependable control surface for the macOS client and the system gateway. Success means the connection state is obvious, while the gateway address and proxy URLs are ready to copy from the same screen.
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## Brand Personality
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## Anti-references
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Not an admin dashboard, network console, settings maze, or enclosing card. Avoid sidebars, technical route diagrams, framed content areas, decorative effects, and controls for gateway or server administration.
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Not an admin dashboard, network console, settings maze, or enclosing card. Avoid sidebars, technical route diagrams, framed content areas, decorative effects, and routing-rule administration.
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## Design Principles
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