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release prep: opt-in web UI, make uninstall, fix stale kernel-catalog docs

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- WebListenAddr default is now "" (empty). The experimental web UI was
  running on 127.0.0.1:7777 by default, which surprises users who never
  opted in. Users who want it set `web_listen_addr = "127.0.0.1:7777"`
  in config.toml.
- `make uninstall` stops the daemon (if any) and removes the installed
  binaries. Preserves user data on disk but prints the paths so `rm -rf`
  can follow for a full purge. Documented in README next to install.
- docs/kernel-catalog.md: replace the `void-6.12` and `alpine-3.23`
  examples (never published) with `generic-6.12` (the only cataloged
  kernel today). Updates the versioning-convention example too.
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@ -7,9 +7,9 @@ binary and updated each release.
End-user flow:
```bash
banger kernel list --available # browse the catalog
banger kernel pull void-6.12 # download a bundle (no sudo, no make)
banger image register --name void --rootfs … --kernel-ref void-6.12
banger kernel list --available # browse the catalog
banger kernel pull generic-6.12 # download a bundle (no sudo, no make)
banger image register --name myimg --rootfs … --kernel-ref generic-6.12
```
## Architecture
@ -88,10 +88,10 @@ the middle of a workflow.
## Versioning conventions
- **Entry names**: `<distro>-<major.minor>` (e.g. `void-6.12`,
`alpine-3.23`). The major.minor is the kernel line, not the distro
release. Patch-level bumps reuse the entry name and replace the
tarball; minor bumps create a new entry (`void-6.13`).
- **Entry names**: `<family>-<major.minor>` (e.g. `generic-6.12`).
The major.minor is the kernel line. Patch-level bumps reuse the
entry name and replace the tarball; minor bumps create a new entry
(`generic-6.13`).
- **Architecture**: only `x86_64` is published today. The `arch` field in
the catalog schema is additive — adding `arm64` later is a config
change, not a schema change.